
Listening: A Lost Art?
Being an active and effective listener is an art and is such a key component to not only our learning but our humanity.
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Being an active and effective listener is an art and is such a key component to not only our learning but our humanity.

This month we will be exploring Anchor Standard 11.

If we value creativity its process in the classroom, we have to assess it.

While still giving the students an opportunity to perform.

In this 3-part series dubbed History Of Dance, I will be sharing full lesson plans with interactive assessments for the history of Ballet, Jazz, & Modern.

Our newest series, Coaching Calls, will premiere on Thursday and will be showcasing educators who are using arts integration and STEAM successfully.

In this series, we look at the first three National Core Arts Standards give students parameters for exploring their creative process and ideas as well.

Failure. It's a word no one likes, and something every single person fears.

Today, we're talking about a tried and true technique I use dubbed as compare and contrast, taking something in one context and applying it elsewhere.

Looking for a way to lose a little responsibility in the classroom?

Summer is about to get STEAMy with our July edition of STEAMed Magazine!

Instrument design is a great arts integrated project and a natural pairing of music and science, but how do we integrate visual art as well?
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