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Poetry in schools
07 Dec 2007
Ref: 070034
The report evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of provision for poetry in primary and secondary schools. It does so at a time of significant change in the English curriculum, and when issues such as creativity and the place of functional skills are being vigorously discussed. It describes good practice and includes examples of pupils' poetry.
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| pdf Poetry in schools (PDF format).pdf | 300.92 KB | |
| word Poetry in schools (Word format).doc | word | 574.50 KB |
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