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We Need Your Ideas...
Before we programme for the next academic year, we would really like to know what you think about our programmes and how we can improve them.
- What do you like and dislike about our programmes?
- What can we do better for schools and for teachers?
- What's missing that we could be offering?
Are you are able to spare a couple of hours and a few of your bright ideas after school on Monday 17 December to give us your views on these and other questions?
In return we'll give you some wine and food to keep you going, a voucher to spend in any of our Tate shops plus a goodie bag of education resources. If you are willing and able to join us please send us an email with the following details by 1 December.
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Name
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School (please state primary/secondary)
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Subject area or curriculum specialism, if appropriate
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Telephone/Mobile
Please note: The session will be held in London at Tate Modern and unfortunately we are not able to pay for transport or accommodation. Places are limited and we will contact you to confirm details.
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  Tate Tools
Tate Tools are free interactive whiteboard materials related to the KS2 and 3 Art and Design curriculum. There are six modules to download including video clips, interactive games, collection images and teachers' notes. All modules and video clips are now available from Tate Online. |
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InSET
Whether you are looking for professional development or simply wanting to develop your curriculum to include a more diverse range of art and ideas, we can offer you tailor made training of the highest standard.
All four Tates offer a customised approach to InSET suit the needs of you and your organisation. Whatever your specialism, we cater for a broad range of formal and informal education, including primary, secondary, SEN, G & T, FE and the museum and gallery sector. We offer full or half-day gallery-based session led by artists and other educational professionals, where you will experience a whole range of approaches to teaching and learning within our historic, modern and contemporary displays and exhibitions. The day is highly interactive to stimulate creative and critical responses, offering cross-curricular connections as well as a specific subject focus or tailored approach to meet your needs at all key stages.
For more information and a conversation about your particular requirements please call:
Tate Britain - 020 7887 8767
Tate Liverpool - 0151 702 7451
Tate Modern - 020 7401 5234
Tate St Ives - 01736 791114
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Teachers in Partnership 2: Learning through Art in the Museum
Tate in partnership with the School of Education, Roehampton University
MA accredited module 20 credits
January - June 2008, Tate Modern and Tate Britain
This is a recent addition to the programme, Learning through Art in the Museum, with Roehampton University. It is designed to extend skills and approaches to working with historic, modern and contemporary art, such as those gained in Teachers in Partnership Year One, that are related to teaching art, craft and design. The module consists of eight taught workshops delivered at Tate Britain and Tate Modern, using specific works of art in the Collection to expand on contextual approaches to teaching and learning. It aims to develop peer-led learning in foundation, primary and secondary settings.
For further information, an application pack and Module Booklet please contact:
Robert Watts
Programme Convener, MA Art Craft and Design Education
Roehampton University
Email or call 020 8392 3871
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Tate Britain Teachers' Study Day (KS3-5)
Critical and Contextual Studies
Friday 30 November 2007, 10.30-16.00
How can students articulate the relationship between their making, knowledge and understanding of art? This course, which includes practical and transferable activities and methods for the gallery and the classroom, focuses on developing research and critical thinking skills, featuring works from Turner to the Turner Prize. Appropriate for secondary teachers of art and art-related subjects.
Tate Britain, Manton Studio, 20 places
£75 (includes lunch and materials)
To book please call 020 7887 8888
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Schools Programme 2007-8
School groups are very welcome at all four Tate galleries, and there is discounted
entry to many of Tate's exhibitions. However, all groups must book ahead.
To find out how to book a visit to the galleries and learn about Tate's programmes
for schools, visit the Schools pages at Tate
Modern, Tate
Britain, Tate
Liverpool and Tate
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© Justine Stoddart |
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Credit for top image: photo © Richard Eaton
Sent by Tate Marketing, Millbank, London, SW1P 4RG, UK |
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We need your ideas...
