by Susan Riley | Arts Education and Integration
This is the second post in Susan Riley’s mini series for Getting Started with Arts Integration. She is focusing on how she was able to lead her teachers in MD to make change school wide. This post has great ideas and info, so please read on and be sure to catch...
by Elizabeth Peterson | Arts Education and Integration, Classroom Stories
Sometimes you just need to do it! Sometimes you just need to stray from your plans and do what you feel is right in your gut! That’s what happened to me yesterday after my students and I listened to Vivaldi’s Siciliano during our regular listening time...
by Elizabeth Peterson | Arts Education and Integration
Today, I am sharing a guest post I wrote for the Imagine Learning website. Here is the first paragraph. To read the whole article and access the live playlist, please click the title’s link. ~EMP Our students come to us with many interests and talents. Music is one...
by Cathy Brophy | STEAM and Technology in the Classroom
Today, I am happy to bring you Cathy Brophy: a great friend, former colleague and important member of my PLN. Her approach to being Tech Integrator is that of service to the teachers and in turn to the students. She wants teachers to find a comfort with technology...
by Elizabeth Peterson | Arts Education and Integration
As the span of two months comes to a close, I am amazed at the great insights I have seen from the guest bloggers and readers during this series on Arts Integration. I started the series with The Garden Philosophy, my philosophy of education written as a young ed...
