Tweet If you are a reader of The Inspired Classroom, then you understand in some capacity the power that the arts can have on learning. Getting inspired by the arts as a teacher in order to be inspiring to students is at the core of our mission. This week, I was honored (and happy!) to […]
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Tweet This past summer I was invited to join a team of teachers by presenting my ideas on Music and Literacy and Studio Days at the Connectivity Virtual Conference hosted by Susan Riley of educationcloset.com. While there, the hostess and arts integration specialist spoke about her new book Shake the Sketch. I was very excited […]
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Tweet Recently, I was honored to be invited to visit an arts integration school here in New Hampshire. The Seacoast Charter School in Kingston, NH is devoted to providing their students with both arts education and integration as a means to a well rounded education. During my visit, I was welcomed into all classrooms to […]
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Tweet I am happy to welcome Joan Weber for this guest post. Joan comes with a lot of experience in theater, the arts and in school reform through the arts. Here she shares her experiences teaming teachers up with artists to make integration work! Check out Joan’s website and follow her on Twitter. ~EMP In […]
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