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Rob Levit

Rob Levit, an acclaimed musician and artist and 2013 Innovator of the Year from the Maryland Daily Record, has created award-winning innovative "Life-Skills Through The Arts" programs for adults with mental illness, the homeless, adults in drug and alcohol recovery, youth in domestic/sexual abuse counseling, foster children, hospital patients, veterans and many more. He is currently Executive Director of Creating Communities and was the first Artist-In-Residence at Hospice of the Chesapeake, where he created and infused healing activities for the well-being of staff, families and patients. Email Rob.

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Creating vs. Imitating

The artist and the educator in me long to make space for creative process.

Curriculum

The Arts Intersection

My first month of articles will focus on arts intersection, as I believe that, making the case for the arts is vital step in building arts integration.

Approaches

EdCloset Year in Review

As we close out 2014, we want to take a look at our year In review, all we've accomplished this year, and all of the "firsts" we experienced along the way.

Strategies

5 Musical Works for the Literacy Classroom

Just in case your Arts Integrated wish list isn’t long enough, today I’d like to share a list of must-have music resources for creative individuals.

Resources

STEAM Goes Interactive

One of my favorite tools, ThingLink offers the ability to take any static image and transform it into an interactive learning experience.

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