FAQ’s
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What about learning objectives and success criteria?
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Isn't Mantle of the Expert just the same as topic?
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What about the International Primary Curriculum and Mantle of the Expert?
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How can you deal with sensitive issues such as racism?
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Which of the books on the website's booklist would you recommend I start with?
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How does this approach affect behaviour? How do I make sure that ALL the children come along for the ride?
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What is the difference between mantle of the expert and the commission model?
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How can you plan coverage using Mantle of the Expert?
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What is the difference between a sign, a symbol, and an iconic image?
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How is a record kept of the individual child's learning?
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How could I use moe with Nursery children - three year olds?
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how do i group the children
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Is MOE suitable for children with learning difficulties or indeed children with other disabilities, or is there a completly different approach?
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I am an international teacher, currently working in the middle east. I am very interested in Mantle of the Expert. My current school is 96% EAL and I am wondering if anybody has tried this with children with little English and if it worked.
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I am a student doing an essay on drama in education and i was wondering if it would be possible for me to become a member so that i could do the training weekend with dorothy heathcote on the 23rd January, or am i not qualified enough?
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Can I use a story to start an moe inquiry?
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what is mantle of the expert?
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How does the mantle of the expert challenge the stereotypic attitudes of primary aged children?
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How long should a project last? Are they supposed to be term-long 'topics' or shorter activities? If the latter, do they fit comfortably within a term-long topic with the same focus eg The Romans (Roman Box).
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The answer to FAQ #5 states that Wagner's 1976 book was written before Heathcote had invented MOE but didn't she write about it in 1972, according to the Appendix in the Arcive?
