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Teaching Primary English

by Jackie Brien

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Teaching Primary English

Synopsis

Literacy empowers learning across the whole curriculum and language is at the centre of all learning in primary education. Aware of current curriculum developments and drawing from the latest research Teaching Primary English encourages teacher education students to develop a deeper understanding of the essential issues involved in teaching English in order to approach a career in the primary classroom with the confidence and knowledge required to succeed. Taking a fresh approach to the main elements of teaching primary English, Jackie Brien strikes an engaging balance between the practical requirements of English teaching and encouraging informed reflection on key aspects of primary literacy. Jackie Brien is Curriculum Leader for English, Communication, Language and Literacy at the University of Chester.

Product details

ISBN:
9780857021571
Category:
Teaching of a specific subject
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
2011-12-12
Publisher:
SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Pages:
224
Pagination:
256 pages
Dimensions (mm):
242x170mm

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