Oliver Caviglioli begins a new, regular column on visual tools with an examination of Edward de Bono’s Flowscape
Tracy Packiam Alloway and Susan Gathercole explain how hard school can be for young children with poor working memory. Can anything be done to help them?
Keri Facer asks whether Could computer games help to transform the way we learn?
A classic Polish childrens book a group of primary children in Derby and legendary teacher Dorothy Heathcote. Steve Williams finds out what happened when they came together for one extraordinary week
Paul and Doris Cleghorn share materials to make PSHE at Key Stage Three more philosophical and more effective
Robert Fisher argues that meditation is an ideal preparation for thinking and creativity
Sally Howard introduces materials for the development of thinking in the early years
Charlotte Yonge explains her use of art and drama to help the education of a child with Aspergers Syndrome
How does drama affect the way we think? Steve Williams visits Big Brum Theatre in Education Company to find out
What do children think when they read what they have said? Julie Winyard and Matthew Lipman find out what happens when children reflect on a previous dialogue
