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Making Peruvian Personality Pots What a great day, Year 5! What we learned… “Making portraits of people and animals on clay objects is a tradition that goes back many hundreds of years.  The Peruvian Personality Pots are particularly interesting as the surviving jugs,...

Another instalment of random teaching and learning tools, examples and images from a week in the iPad Art Room! If you liked this post, check out another collection of ‘What I created this week‘.

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“The latest findings from the real neuroscience of creativity suggest that the right brain/left brain distinction is not the right one when it comes to understanding how creativity is implemented in the brain. Creativity does not involve a single brain region or single side...

Green screen film making can be used to create some exciting opportunities for learning in the classroom.   Students can create interviews, presentations, digital folios, creative movies, reflections on learning… and it’s easy to do on an iPhone or iPad. Need some...

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Year 8, you worked really hard to create some excellent experiments using stop-motion techniques. I was impressed with your ability to engage with this task and work as part of a team to plan and film your investigations. Your planning process was effective – you all...

I’ve noticed that every time teachers using iPads in their classrooms get together the camera roll opens up and there’s instant and enthusiastic conversation about apps, ideas and examples.  I’m sure that this is in part due to the need to learn about this new...