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With Drama in Mind<br />

Real Learning in Imagined Worlds<br />

Second edition<br />

Patrice Baldwin<br />

Foreword by Jonothan Neelands<br />

‘I couldn’t recommend it more highly.’<br />

Peter O’Connor, Associate Professor,<br />

University of Auckland, New Zealand<br />

• Updated throughout to bring it up to<br />

date with the latest research findings<br />

into neuroscience<br />

• Resource sheets and templates are now<br />

editable and online<br />

• Helps teachers to develop the personal, social and emotional<br />

skills of the child<br />

A second edition of this groundbreaking and highly-practical<br />

book for drama specialists and non-specialists alike.<br />

PATRICE BALDWIN is President of the International Drama Theatre and<br />

Education Association (IDEA), Chair of National Drama and a freelance<br />

drama consultant, workshop leader and speaker.<br />

JONOTHAN NEELANDS is National Teaching Fellow, Chair of Drama and<br />

Theatre Education and Director of Teaching and Learning at the University<br />

of Warwick, UK.<br />

UK March 2012 US May 2012<br />

256 Pages 210 x 297 mm 8.25 x 11.75 inches<br />

PB 9780826445889 - £32.99 / $60.00<br />

Continuum<br />

Inspiring Writing through Drama<br />

Creative Approaches to Teaching Ages 7-16<br />

Patrice Baldwin and Rob John<br />

Foreword by Andy Kempe<br />

• Reading, writing, speaking and listening<br />

opportunities are embedded in the<br />

drama experiences<br />

• Each unit includes a planning grid<br />

flagging all the writing opportunities<br />

within the drama<br />

• Contains a differentiation flagging<br />

system identifying strategies which<br />

provide additional support<br />

Offers drama schemes teeming with opportunities for developing<br />

writing skills in students aged 7-16.<br />

PATRICE BALDWIN is President of the International Drama Theatre and<br />

Education Association (IDEA), Chair of National Drama and a freelance<br />

drama consultant, workshop leader and speaker.<br />

ROB JOHN is a consultant for Drama for Learning and Creativity (D4LC)<br />

and a course tutor for Drama as a Creative Teaching and Learning Medium<br />

courses for Norfolk County Council, UK.<br />

ANDy KEMPE is Senior Lecturer in Drama Education and Director of Initial<br />

Teacher Training, University of Reading, UK.<br />

UK August 2012 US October 2012<br />

256 Pages 169 x 244 mm 6.625 x 9.625 inches<br />

HB 9781441117984 - £75.00 / $140.00<br />

PB 9781441159090 - £24.99 / $44.95<br />

Continuum<br />

100 Ideas for Supporting Learners<br />

with EAL<br />

Chris Pim<br />

‘A very necessary and practical book…<br />

Short and to the point, but covers all<br />

the main issues and provides a wealth of<br />

links to the internet ... I will recommend<br />

it strongly to schools.’ Stuart Scott,<br />

Director of Collaborative Learning, UK<br />

• Includes strategies for forming homeschool<br />

links, as well as creating an intercultural<br />

school ethos<br />

• Practical ideas for teachers, support staff and coordinators in<br />

all sectors<br />

• Provides advice on where to find quality online resources and<br />

make best use of ICT<br />

100 inspirational, tried-and-tested ideas that can be used<br />

straight away by a range of practitioners supporting learners<br />

with English as an additional language (EAL).<br />

CHRIS PIM is a specialist teacher for Hampshire Ethnic Minority and<br />

Traveller Achievement Service (ETMAS), UK, and an Independent EAL and<br />

ICT consultant.<br />

UK March 2012 US May 2012<br />

168 Pages 129 x 198 mm 5 x 7.75 inches<br />

PB 9781441193568 - £12.99 / $19.95<br />

Continuum One Hundreds<br />

Continuum<br />

Why Think?<br />

Philosophical Play from 3-11<br />

Sara Stanley<br />

‘Packed full of excellent practical ideas,<br />

this is a book that should be read by<br />

anyone working with children!’<br />

Ros Bailey, early years consultant, writer<br />

and storyteller, UK<br />

• Written by a Philosophy for Children<br />

(P4C) specialist and author of the<br />

bestselling ‘But Why?’<br />

• Includes facilitation techniques and<br />

information on philosophical concepts<br />

• Visually interesting — contains annotated sessions, children’s<br />

drawings and photos<br />

A practical guide to teaching philosophical thinking through play,<br />

questioning and dialogic activities to develop children’s deeper<br />

understanding of life’s big questions. In this book, Sara Stanley<br />

explores how to maximize philosophical play through activities,<br />

games and parental engagement.<br />

SARA STANLEy is an Advanced Skills teacher, specializing in philosophy,<br />

role play and literacy in the early years. She is on Norfolk LEA’s working<br />

party for early years publications in literacy and role play, and has<br />

contributed to the Coram Institute’s Listening to Young Children project.<br />

UK May 2012 US July 2012<br />

248 Pages 169 x 244 mm 6.625 x 9.625 inches<br />

PB 9781441193605 - £18.99 / $32.95<br />

Continuum<br />

EDUCATION<br />

EDUCATION<br />

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