A piece of art from Hillcrest Normal School illustrating the right amount of teacher guidance and plenty of individual creativity.
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1 comment:
Love of learning happens when students produce work that suprises them - and their teacher. Their 'creations' represent the ideas/feelings they have been learning about. All a bit beyond the rationalists that still determine what 'counts' in education - something that has to be measured!
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