24 May 2021 Education News
How does creative play complement and challenge classroom education?
By Cat Sewell There was an area of the classroom that seemed little used. Containers gathering dust on forgotten wooden shelves. I had been......
8 Feb 2021 Education News
5678 Film Club – finding inspiration
By Dr Meg Upton Here’s an idea! A frustrated artist accidentally travels through time in a rather bizarre way involving a toilet and a......
22 Oct 2020 Education News
The Theatrical Frame
By Jennifer Andersen I’ve always enjoyed performing in education settings. I like the proximity of the audience, and the intersection of everyday and imaginative......
13 Jul 2020 Education News
Biophilia and nature deficit: co-designing natural spaces with and for children
By Dr Tanja Beer Have you ever wondered why walking in nature makes you feel so good? Perhaps it’s the abundance of green, the......
22 Apr 2020 Education News
The ethics of children’s participation
By Sarah Austin As a theatre-maker who works with children and young people in a range of contexts (including within schools and community, for......
23 Jan 2020 Education News
The impact of Voice Lab in educational contexts
By Lachlan MacLeod Voice Lab was originally created as an evaluative tool, but through its use in educational contexts it has revealed its ability......
18 Oct 2019 Education News
Understanding the sensory needs of neurodiverse students
By Mischa Long Sensory and responsive art practices, and working with students who have differing communication needs, is a very large topic. A deeper......
15 Jul 2019 Education News
Education resources and child-led practice: a discursive entanglement
By Meg Upton It is early morning before the first bell. A large cardboard forest has appeared as if by magic in the multi-purpose......
8 May 2019 Education News
Young people, art and hope
By Kate Kantor ‘But Kate, why make something about the future? The coral’s dying, the trees are dying, the animals are dying and we......
1 Feb 2019 Education News
The arts in schools – an extended game of cat and mouse
By Dr Christine Sinclair In a small primary school in outer suburban Melbourne, it’s the restless hour before lunch and the Year 5/6s are......
29 Oct 2018 Education News
“The environments that Polyglot creates are venues for instant collaboration”
By Glen Walton “Would a wet shoe make a good instrument?” a student asks me in the middle of a workshop. “Umm, sure, yeah......
