
Driving Questions for Arts-Based Inquiry: Connecting
We move on in our series to the next item in the National Core Arts Standards, connecting.
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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We move on in our series to the next item in the National Core Arts Standards, connecting.

These Arts Integration and STEAM Strategy Cards make it super simple to search for and download the exact strategy you need for your classroom.

One of the advisory team members of Museum3D, Chicago based artist and educator Tom Burtonwood, gives an interview about his use of 3D printing, its place as an art form, and its place in the clasroom.

Children can be some of the best actors out there, but in order for them to grow, they need to learn to express themselves, and not just play pretend.

In this high school arts integration lesson, students are pairing the 5 elements found in slam poetry for creating rhythm with the elements of theatre to create a slam poetry performance.

Arts integration is powerful. Have you ever thought about the relationship between music and poetry?

Moving on in our series, for our next lesson in dance we discuss the fundamentals students should learn about both jazz and hip hop dance.

A fun and exciting way to have students analyze the differences between Van Gogh's Van Gogh’s bedrooms, helping them learn to think independently.

Discover this engaging, high-quality math and music STEAM unit online at The Institute.

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Join Matt and Laura, as they take the time to thank teachers.

Discover how to build a growth mindset in the classroom and practice mindful student encouragement.

In this STEAM lesson, students explore the concept of pattern rules in math as a connection with the 12 Bar Blues structure in music.
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