
Screaming for Scratch Paper
Have you ever noticed that when you administer any high-stakes test, you always receive scratch paper in your testing box?
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Have you ever noticed that when you administer any high-stakes test, you always receive scratch paper in your testing box?

While engaging in the serious work of education, yourself permission to indulge in some art-making with the pure intention of just having some serious fun!

One of the most enlightening discussions was around their attitude to teaching middle schoolers.

When we are thinking out loud, we're better able to understand the processes by which our mind takes us to a conclusion.

While I believe that having an arts experience is worthwhile for any child, I know that any experience is richer with guided reflection.



Need some help getting your classroom organization under control?

The song with movements I am going to share with you today can be a great tool for enlivening the class' energy or make an uplifting transition activity for your students!


In our zeal to improve test scores and make learning the core curriculum more engaging, let us not make art a faithful servant to the core curriculum.

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