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Susan Riley

Susan Riley

About Susan Riley

Founder

Susan Riley is the Founder of the Institute for Arts Integration and STEAM. This is the world’s largest online resource for educators interested in integrating the arts. She has presented at events and authored articles for many educational organizations including The US Department of Education, Palmetto State Arts Education, Edutopia, Education Week, Americans for the Arts, ASCD, and NPR. She regularly presents at national and international events each year. She is the author of three books and is a sought-after collaborator for innovative educational projects around the globe. Susan brings creativity, practicality, dedication and passion to the education landscape. She is well-respected for her pioneering work in the fields of Arts Integration and STEAM education with a standards-based approach. As an educator who taught for 10 years in public schools, as well as served in central office leadership, she understands the fast-paced change, challenges and promise of 21st century schools. As an entrepreneur, she has successfully taken what was once a simple education blog and developed it into a rapidly-growing and highly-respected educational institution. The Institute now supports over 500,000 educators each month worldwide. Susan holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education from the prestigious Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ and a Master of Science in Education Administration from McDaniel College in Westminster, MD. She lives in Westminster, MD with her husband and daughter. Email Susan

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STEAM Resource Roundup: July

STEAM Resource Roundup: July - Are you looking for some ways to STEAM up your summer or to learn more about this exciting integrated approach?

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Getting On Board the Integration Train

There are some true challenges to integration that need to be addressed in order for others in our schools to get on board the integration train.

Approaches

How Are You Taking Care of You?

As educators, we are some of the last people that we take care of at the end of a long day (or even a long school year).

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What’s Wrong With Being Happy?

What's Wrong With Being Happy? Many times, though, when I present about the benefits of Arts Integration this part becomes the "nod and move on" piece.

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Do You Hyperlink Your Teaching?

When you hyperlink your teaching, it provides students with direct avenues for further inquiry and exploration of everything you do.

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