Curriculum
Poetry, Art and Writing
Poets, writers and musicians have a long history of writing that is inspired by a beautiful piece of art.
Matt and Laura Grundler
Laura and Matt Grundler are art educators from Plano, Texas. They are also proud parents, bloggers and founders of the popular Twitter Chat #K12ArtChat. After teaching middle school art, high school art and working as an assistant principal, Laura has moved into the role of district Visual Arts Coordinator. Matt started out as a graphic designer; however after finding the commercial side of design to be unsatisfying, he soon found his niche as a K-5 Art teacher. Both Laura and Matt are passionate about raising their three creative kids, sharing their love of art education with their professional learning network and continuing to grow everyday.
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The Definitive List of Online Integration Resources
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Approaches
Organized Integration
Today, we'll take a look at some resources and strategies to help you practice organized integration this year, rather than a let you become a haphazard.
Student Groups
Arts Integration with English Learners
English Learners force us to be better educators who constantly work to find creative methods to bring equity to education.
Strategies
The Master Class Approach
A Master Class approach is extremely valuable to students for numerous reasons in their arts education.
Strategies
Math + Visual Arts = Connection
Have you ever tried teaching your students math using the visual arts?
Strategies
Bubble Solution Arts Integration Lesson Plan
This free downloadable lesson connects Common Core math (geometry) standards with dance and visual art standards to help make shape identification and transfiguration more concrete for students.
Approaches
Sharing or Stealing: Which Kind of Educator are You?
As copyright and intellectual property have more blurred lines than Robin Thicke’s, I have to wonder: is there a line between sharing and stealing?
Strategies
Improvisation Keeps You On Your Toes: Arts Immersion To Do List Week 8
Improvisation has applications in our schools.
Approaches
Building Connectivity: The Past and Future of a Conference
Our annual Connectivity Conference. We're taking a look at both the past and the future of our online conference and we hope you'll join in on our fun ride.
Assessment
Equitable vs. Equal Assessment
There is a difference between an equitable and equal assessment.
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