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Direct linkMengardon, Katherine – Primary Science, 2019
Ken Robinson (2006) once suggested that schools kill creativity and it is argued that in England, since the introduction of the most recent iteration of the National Curriculum (2013), creative subjects are in danger of being marginalised in favour of spending time preparing for high-stakes testing in maths and English. Meet Little Inventors! It…
Descriptors: Creativity, Science Instruction, National Curriculum, Teaching Methods
