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Originally published in 1993. Citizenship is a cross-curricular theme in the National Curriculum. This book gives advice on how to deal with the subject in schools in terms of whole-school development planning, monitoring and evaluation. The value of collaboration is emphasized.
List of contents
Introduction Janet Edwards and Ken Fogelman 2. Creating a Climate for Citizenship Education in Schools Max Burkimsher 3. Cross-Curricularity Sue Harrison and George Knights 4. Citizenship and the other Cross-Curricular Themes - Economic and Industrial Understanding Janice Felce, Health Education Terry Brown and Janet Edwards, Careers Education and Guidance Graham Robb, Environmental Education Steve Goodall 5. Citizenship and Core and Foundation Subjects - Mathematics Rose Griffiths, Science Jenny Harrison, English Ros McCulloch, History David Kerr, Geography Patrick Bailey, Design and Technology Tina Jarvis, Languages Richard Aplin, Art Martin Wenham, Physical Education Angela Wortley, Music Linda Hargreaves, Religious Education Mark Lofthouse 6. Other Contributions to Education for Citizenship - European Awareness Max Buczynski, Political Education Frank Conley, Personal Financial Management Ian Duffell, Community Education Chris Jones, Drama Neil Kitson, Social Sciences Tony Lawson, Community Service and Volunteering John Potter, International Citizenship Patricia Rogers, Law-related Education Don Rowe, Communication and Media Studies Adrian Stokes, Records of Achievement Gordon Vincent
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Janet Edwards
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Originally published in 1993. Citizenship is a cross-curricular theme in the National Curriculum. This book gives advice on how to deal with the subject in schools in terms of whole-school development planning, monitoring and evaluation. The value of collaboration is emphasized.
