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Working outdoors with trainee teachers

The University of Wolverhampton has been working with the environmental centre for 3 years, to improve trainees' practical approach to teaching and learning.

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University of Greenwich PGCE Musicians in Education

The 'alternative' placements in this course give trainees experience of music education beyond the formal classroom context. Many trainees work with music professionals other than teachers in projects that are within schools, yet outside the formal curriculum.

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ITT and Museums in the East museum learning across the curriculum

Giving trainees the opportunity to experience first hand the broad range of teaching, working with the collections and staff at three remarkable museums.

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York St John University: settings other than schools (SOTS)

A range of over 80 placement settings which aim to provide students with an understanding of the setting, how teachers use it, how children learn there, and how this could be applied to their own teaching.

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Beamish, The North of England Open Air Museum and York St John University

A formal assessed placement at Beamish Open Air Museum working with the museum Education team. Students produce a post-visit workshop and a CDROM learning resource.

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“We worked with 33 ITT students from Brookes University who had spent one week training at the National Gallery before bringing their class to the Ashmolean to deliver a teaching session in front of their chosen painting. This meant that more than 500 children came to the museum, 4 schools had not been to the Museum before and 8 schools had not visited the Western Art Galleries”

London setting

“Organising such a complex trip in such a supportive and enthusiastic setting might encourage me to organise out of school learning in the future. I am still very enthusiastic about the placement. I have learnt about how the education service in the museums works, and how to organise a major outing. The experience for the children was of a much better quality than anything I could have put together outside the placement”

Trainee teacher, York St John University

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