Studying the ‘true and vulgar business’ of writing

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Learning and unlearning: creativity and the adult boffin

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Reading writing righting reading

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Writing, reading, and mindfulness: The Journal of a Disappointed Man

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The National Theatre’s playwriting programme, New Views

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The Betty Haigh Shakespeare Prize: winning essays

Contents The Betty Haigh Shakespeare Prize: winning essays The Betty Haigh Shakespeare Prize is open to all post-16 students and invites a performance-based approach to Shakespeare’s plays. With film and television adaptation now featuring in many university modules, the competition brief encourages students to look forward to what might be in store for them if…

Is singing songs an effective way to learn language(s)?

Exploring the role of songs in supporting young learners’ oral language development Ever wondered to what extent singing songs together is a serious part of pupils’ language learning or just a ‘bit of fun’ in the languages classroom? This session is for teachers who are interested in what the evidence base is for choosing songs as…