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Evaluating Imaginative Learning

School Based Reading Programme Evaluation: A Case Study of a Hong Kong Primary School Abstract
Wai-Yan Sally Wan
Webquests and Evaluation: A Key to the Maze? Abstract
Mirat al Ahsan
Creative Assessment and Evaluation Strategies in Tertiary Contexts Abstract
Robyn Ewing, Robyn Gibson, John Hughes
An Application Of CAT For Assessing Students' Technological Creativity Abstract
Hsin-Te Hsu, Hsiu-Ling Chen, Yu-Ming Fei

Imagination in science and/or mathematics teaching

Creating and Imagining in the Learning and Teaching of Tertiary Science Abstract
Pauline Ross
Creative Exploration: Doing science in a primary school context Abstract
Ian Douglas Milne
Imagination gone wild: Online social networks inspire teaching and learning in the first-year University subject 'plants and animals' Abstract
Katarina Mikac, Nancy Fitzsimmons
Creative, Three-Dimensional, Physical Modeling as a Tool for Learning Mathematics Abstract
Mike Butler
Imaginative Inquiry about Cognitive tools in Physics teaching and learning Abstract
Patricia Monzón, María Vinuela
Statistics: Art or Science? The challenge of teaching students how to entice data to reveal its secrets. Abstract
Margi Bohm

Imagination in arts and/or humanities

Invitations to literacy: Author-Mentorship Abstract
David Ward
Imaginative pedagogies: 'Art-Full' reading and writing Abstract
Audrey Naomi Grant, Sarah Brooke, David Hornsby, Kirsten Hutchison
Seeing the World through Rose Coloured Glasses: Northrup Frye and the Educated Imagination Abstract
Emery James Hyslop-Margison
Putting The Body Back Into Foreign Language Learning Through A Somatically-Enhanced Approach Abstract
Felicia Zhang, Maliwan Buranapatana
Air Gondwana and the Teaching of Negotiation Skills: Imagination in Design and Imagination in Learning Abstract
Des Butler
Embodied Signatures to Literacy of Self Abstract
Kathryn Ann Ricketts
Developmental Patterns Of Artworks In Primary School Children Abstract
Godwin Kodituwakku, Nirosa Dissanayake, Sunila Ratnayake
Talking the Talk by Dancing the Dance in Preservice Teacher Arts Education Abstract
Miriam Torzillo
Tonal Textures Bordering Learning, Teaching and Researching: Approaching Imaginative Surrender and Exchange of Embodied Voice Abstract
Lorna Ramsay
Student's Personality Traits And Imaginative Pedagogy Abstract
Abdullah Mohd Noor
Imagination Through African Children's Literature Abstract
Kenyetta Thigpen Williams
Using Persona Dolls And Hero Books As Intervention Tools In Small Group Discourse Abstract
Kathleen Collins
Imagination in ESL Education: Classroom Interpsychological Environments from a Vygotskyan Semiotic Perspective Abstract
Charlotte Hua Liu
Teachers' Moral Imagination: A multifaceted concept Abstract
Sabry Abd-El-Fattah, Lee Soong
The Promise of Enquiry Based Learning for the Humanities in Australia Abstract
Judy Lattas

Imagination across the curriculum

Drawing on imagination: the 'Big Draw' as an example of poststructural pedagogy. Abstract
Linda Knight
Storythread - Attentiveness and Sustainable Connections to Self, Others and Place Abstract
Ron Tooth
"Welcome To The Creativity Cafe": Developing A Network Of Shared Creative Teaching Practice Amongst Academic Staff Abstract
Josie Harvey
Evoking Visual Imagination in Teaching Writing to ESL Students Abstract
Izabella Kovarzina
Situational Understanding Will Expand The Horizon Of Curriculum Implementation: Teacher Creativity Depicted As Action Research Abstract
Godwin Kodituwakku, Dilhanie Hettige
Understanding Myself And My Clients In Implementing Curriculum: Master Teacher Role Revisited Abstract
Godwin Kodituwakku, Dilhanie Hettige
Imagine That! Cloze as a teaching tool across the curriculum. Abstract
Geoffrey Eric Ward
Educating Imaginative Teachers: Educating Teachers Imaginatively Abstract
Bernie Neville
Imagining Professional Community: Identity And Pedagogy Informed By A Holistic Educational Approach Abstract
Julie White, Patricia McCann, Heywood Peta
Capture Imagination In Learning And Teaching In A Technological Environment Abstract
Anna Van der Linde
Stories Of Transformation: An Imaginative Approach To Secondary Curriculum And The Work Of The Secondary Teacher Abstract
Paul McGee, Kate Burrett
IMAGINATION AT THE MARGINS: CREATING BRIDGES TO RE-ENGAGEMENT Abstract
Derek Bland
Toy Design: Engaging The High Ability Learner Holistically Abstract
Hui Leng Tan
To Be Imaginative Or Not To Be: How Imaginative Practitioners Can Be True To Their Hearts And Woo Skeptics Abstract
Miranda Armstrong
If Imagination is the Answer, then what is the question? Abstract
Peter Wright, Robin Pascoe

Research and theory in imaginative education

An Imaginative Approach to a Culturally Inclusive Oral Language Program Abstract
Tannis Calder
Students as Practitioners-In-Training: Developing Student Awareness of Self-In-Context Abstract
Andrea Jean Quinn, Bob Dick, Gerry Tehan, Yong Wah Goh, Majella Albion, Natalie Doyle
How do we help pre-service student teachers to reclaim their imaginations? Abstract
David Michael Buley, Jan Marie Buley
Creating Culturally Relevant Media Education Programming: Research from a Pilot Project in a Canadian First Nations Community Abstract
Kym Stewart
Learning from LUCID - A Workshop on Community-Based Research in Imaginative Education Abstract
Mark Fettes, Sean Blenkinsop, Susan Crowley, Brenda Point, Tannis Calder, Kym Stewart
Cultivating Imagination in a Fractured World Abstract
Mark Fettes
Patchwork Quilts and Speed Cars - Metaphors for Teaching and Learning Abstract
Reesa Sorin
A Creative Experiment Imprinted with Imagination as Experienced in a Learning Environment at the Faculty of Education Sciences Abstract
Jeanne d'Arc Gaudet
Is Imaqinative Teacher Education Viable in the Face of Reform in North America? Views from the United States and Canada Abstract
Walter Ullrich
Piloting Mytoons As A Digital Learning Community For Imaginative Practise In New Media Abstract
Stephen Barrass
Crafting A Portfolio Of Fictional Tales In Dialogue With My Selected Publications On Occupational Therapy With Young People: An Auto-Ethnographic Design Abstract
Sally Denshire
Modest Beginnings Of A Radical Revision Of The Concept Of Imagination Abstract
Chris Higgins
Narrative experiments and imaginative inquiry Abstract
Noel Gough

Unexplored territories and new frontiers

Six Components of an Ecological Imaginative Education Abstract
Sean Blenkinsop
Out Of This World: Creative Uses Of The Virtual Classroom Abstract
Jerri Lynn Hogg, Jonathan Cabiria
A Paradigm Shift: From Critical To Constructive Thinking Abstract
Kim Hewlett
The body's role in our intellectual education Abstract
Kieran Egan
Hong Kong University Students' Perceptions of Verbal and Visual Humor Abstract
Ben Leung
Immersive Learning 101: A Virtual Learning Communities Primer Abstract
Jonathan Cabiria, Jerri Lynn Hogg
Pictograms and ideographs in Chinese Characters: Psychic Tools in Promoting Higher Level Psychological and Imaginative Processing Abstract
Vivian Lo
Imaginative Teacher Education: Metaphor Analysis, Integrative Curriculum, and Action Research Abstract
Walter Ullrich
Using The Somatically-Enhanced Approach To Teach Mandarin Chinese Abstract
Felicia Zhang
Imagination, Risk-Taking And Daring: Teacher, Artist And Researcher Narratives Of Pedagogy And Practice Abstract
Julie White, Christine Sinclair, Lynda Smerdon, Mary Burston
Labyrinth as Learning Curve: reflections on research through creative practice Abstract
Jennifer Margaret Brown
Teacher Development as Determinant to Promotion or Blocking of the Creative Life in the Classroom. Abstract
Robert Matthews
America's Ubiquitous Problem Child: The Divergent Learner - An Artifact Of U.S. Culture Or Is This Challenging Student Surfacing In Other Societies? Abstract
Stephen Taylor
Eco-adaptive Education: Towards a New Paradigm of Creative Thinking in International Education Abstract
Jennifer Mannall
Images As A Fertile Ground For Evolution Or Involution: The Role Of Mass Media Images On The Damaging And Nourishing Of The Imagination Abstract
Kym Stewart, Thomas Nielsen
Hephaestus' Gift: Weaving a story of technology through the thinking of John Dewey, Martin Heidegger and Marshal McLuhan Abstract
Stuart Rushton
The Imagination: A Critical Muscle To Develop In Educating For A Sustainable Future Abstract
Sally Jensen
A Re-evaluation of the "Big Three": the Good, the True and the Beautiful as significant signposts on the journey away from flatland and towards imaginative education. Abstract
Bronwen Haralambous

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