Poetry and Education : Possibilities and Practices
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Title
Poetry and Education : Possibilities and Practices
Volume
4
Issue
1
Date
Autumn, 2010
Series Title
LEARNing Landscapes
Language
en
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Number of pages: 318
Notes
Article titles:
- Statement of purpose
- Review board
- Editorial
- Poetry is the human heart speaking in its own melody
- How and why does poetry matter? And what do we do about that?
- Disappearing into another’s words through poetry in research and education
- Recesses of the young poetic mind
- Three keys: Opening the gate of poetry to young writers
- Academia: A poetic memoir
- Off the diving board: From poetry into literacy
- Lifewriting: A poet’s cautionary tale
- The grief beneath your mothertongue: Listening through poetic inquiry
- Through the gates of loving inquiry: Discovering a poetics of relationship
- Through the lens of one day last december: A poetics of narrative teaching
- The poetics of self-study: Getting to the heart of the matter Margaret
- Children’s poetic voices
- Hospitality and the hôte: revealing responsibility through found poetry
- Poetic bodies: Female body image, sexual identity and arts-based research
- Through the words of a poet: Experiencing a writing journey
- Of jaguars, anthropologists, and Cole Porter: Poetry & revision
- Sense & nonsense: Thinking poetry
- A poet’s journey as a/r/tographer: Poetic inquiry with junior high school students
- Poetry as breath: Teaching student teachers to breathe-out poetry
- Boom.tick. Bing! Writing bodies in.
- Poetic imag(ination): Finding praxis through haiku
- “To avoid embarrassment, poetry should keep itself to itself”:
- An autoethnographic exploration of the place of poetry in adult literacy teacher education
- The everything and the nothing of educational experience: The poetic vicissitudes of Tom Wayman’s did i miss anything?
Citation
Leading English Education and Resource Network (LEARN). “Poetry and Education : Possibilities and Practices” 4, no. 1. LEARNing Landscapes (Autumn 2010).
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Geographical area
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Leading English Education and Resource Network (LEARN)
Founded:
2005
Constituents:
English-language educational sector (educators, students, parents, Community Learning Centres) in the province of Quebec
Website:
https://www.learnquebec.ca/home
Activities:
Promoting English education; online tutoring; creating teacher and student resources; parenting workshops; mental health and exercise; teacher training; support and development of Quebec’s Community Learning Centres
Former Name:
Founded through the merger of merger of three organizations in July 2005