Elective Mini-Modules

On completion of this Module you will gain access to the following elective mini-modules:

Teaching Creatively and Teaching for Creativity : the Welsh Context - by Mathew Jones

This elective explores the nature of teaching creatively and the teaching of creativity. The video draws on Mathews expertise as a practitioner and situates the exploration of this theme within the Welsh context, particularly in light of the new Curriculum for Wales.

Approaches to Curriculum Design: a concept driven approach - by Rob Gratton

This elective explores the nature of a concept driven approach to curriculum design and delivery. The future is uncertain but concepts are enduring, so why not build your curriculum around them.

Cymbrogi Futures: Ideas for Teaching Creatively - by Mathew Jones

This resource is packed full of ideas to introduce creativity into your curriculum and daily practices as a practitioner.

Approaches to Curriculum Design: the EIPA approach to lesson design - by Rob Gratton

This elective explores the EIPA (Engage, Instruct, Practice, Apply) methodology for lesson design; a tried and tested method for a creative pedagogy.

The Power of Storytelling - by Phil Okwedy

This elective explores the power of storytelling, the role it can play within the classroom and within your own lives as a tool for well-being.

Creative approaches to Literacy within the Curriculum

This elective gives you access to a number of resources and ideas for developing literacy as part of a creative curriculum.

Creative approaches to Numeracy within the Curriculum

This elective gives you access to a number of resources and ideas for developing numeracy as part of a creative curriculum.

Literacy and Numeracy in the wild

An exploration of how we can use the great outdoors creatively to develop literacy and numeracy skills.

Teaching Creatively and Teaching for Creativity: Distinctions and Relationships

This article explores the nature of creativity within educational practice. This article was written by Bob Jeffrey and Anna Craft of the Open University (2004).

Cymbrogi Futures - How it all began

Cymbrogi Futures - How it all began

A short story inspired by scientists, adventurers and 'that view'...