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How to Develop Learning Programmes and Audience Engagement with Portraits
Author: Dr Debbie Challis
This toolkit gives you information on the why, what, how and who to develop a learning programme around a portraiture collection.
It provides a list of audiences, school curriculum links, theme ideas, information about learning styles and good practice case studies.
It also provides links to websites and other resources.
- Why develop a learning programme around portraits?
- What are you going to run?
- How are you going to develop your learning programme?
- Who is the learning programme for?
Let's face it workshop 2007. Children at Key Stage 1 working on self-portrait drawings, inspired by a discussion of Zoffany's Queen Charlotte.
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