Shakespeare Teachers’ Conversation – Teaching in our Socially Distanced Moment 29 May 2020. Liam Semler (University of Sydney) and Jenny Stevens (English Association) discussed teaching in our socially distanced moment. They talked about teaching without a final examination, performance-led approaches, the gift of education, and #ShaxRedrawn. Suitable for anyone teaching Shakespeare at any level. Watch a…
As Galley Beggar Press cofounder Sam Jordison writes in The Guardian, small presses have been hit hard by the impact of COVID. We are pleased to be supporting the work of small and independent presses through the English: Shared Futures (E:SF) Online Conference, throughout which readings and interviews with authors and publishers will celebrate the…
Ofsted invited responses to their proposals for changes to the Initial Teacher Education (ITE) framework. The framework will be published in summer 2020. The English Association’s Primary and Secondary Education Committees responded to the consultation as follows; thank you to Dr Penny Amott and Dr Joan Foley for their work on this response. Primary Phase…
Responsible for overseeing the EA’s finances Colin Gore, Chair: Hon. Treasurer David Duff, Deputy Chair Martin Halliwell, President Rob Penman, Chair of Trustees Dr. Rebecca Fisher, Chief Executive
Archive material – please contact us for availability and price. Types of English Curricula in Boys’ Secondary Schools, Anon., 1907 The Teaching of English in Secondary Schools, Anon., 1907 A Short List of Books on English Literature from the Beginning to 1832, Anon., 1907 Shelley’s View of Poetry, A.C. Bradley, 1907 English Literature in Secondary Schools, J.H.…
An Anthology of Poetry edited by Adrian Blamires and Peter Robinson
Two Rivers Press with the English Association present an anthology of new poems by contemporary writers responding to the life and work of this most enduringly popular of novelists.
Papers from two conferences – ‘Philip Larkin’ and ‘Poetry in the Classroom, the Media and the World’ – held by the English Association in June 1994 and 1995 respectively, but still relevant today. This publication is available for purchase.
