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Blowing and blundering in space : English in the Australian curriculum
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Lost (and found) in translation: learning from German language educators
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Stepping from the known to the unknown : rethinking creativity in English classroms
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'Something mysterious that we don't understand . the beat of the human heart, the rhythm of language' : creative writing and imaginative response in English
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Classrooms, creativity and everyday life : a continuing inquiry
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The future of diversity and difference : can the national curriculum for English be hospitable?
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Reimagining poetry : innovative literacies, national agendas and digital landscapes
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As if they could be otherwise.finding spaces for creativity in the enacted curriculum
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Creative writing and/in/beyond the Australian curriculum
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In the previous section of this chapter I surveyed approaches and attitudes to creativity and creative writing in English, and in this section I examine the text and organisation of The Australian Curriculum: English from the perspective of teachers seeking to incorporate creative writing practices within their pedagogy. In presenting a close reading of the curriculum as a text, I am deploying the sorts of skills in critical textual analysis that are central to the work of English teachers and that they are able to bring to any text, including those that shape their work. In particular, in this section, I seek to map the opportunities and limitations that appear to be embedded within the text in terms of its pedagogical orientation and the direction it affords (or does not) for teachers looking to shape their teaching and assessment of student writing in ways that are compatible with it. In this section I also consider the particular discursive constructions of the writing teacher and of the student writer that are instantiated within The Australian Curriculum: English.
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130204 - English and Literacy Curriculum and Pedagogy (excl. LOTE; 930302 - Syllabus and Curriculum Development; ESL and TESOL)
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URL: http://handle.uws.edu.au:8081/1959.7/543546
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Grammar, standard Australian English and the Australian curriculum : English : what could principled implementation look like in years 7-10?
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Sawyer, Wayne (R8537). - : Putney, N.S.W., Phoenix Education, 2011
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Globalisation, international education and the marketing of TESOL: student identity as a site of conflicting forces
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