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With the schooling system being criticised for making things to easy for students and high exams being scrutinised for becoming easier every year it is easy to see why it has taken so long for the national curriculum to take a step forward and re-evaluate the way that children are taught. Now Dore to Learning creative thematic curriculums are being encouraged in schools so children have a more hands on approach to study and use different creative formats of teaching to make lessons far easier to understand. Different subjects need to be taught in different ways and the flexibility of a creative thematic curriculum makes this possible. Children have been raised into a world that has changed majorly in many ways to no fault of their own, and the differences in only a decade means that new, inventive ways to teach have to be implemented to keep children interested in school and maintain a keenness to learn. With so many new courses later in life to learn and with university fast becoming the road to take after school, it is important for schools to have the option of what curriculum they wish to teach. By using a creative thematic curriculum they can ensure they embrace the essential academic subjects and entwining that with creative elements not just to make it more enjoyable but to ensure that children can express their creativity in every aspect of their schooling. The way children today think and remember dates, number and words has changed dramatically and just sitting down and listening is not the only thing they need. With technology evolving so rapidly, children are used to more active things to keep their attention. This has meant that schooling has had to move with the times and fortunately, for both teachers and pupils, creative thematic curriculums enables this stimulation of minds to happen.
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