
Paul Gauguin and the Three Questions
Paul Gauguin and his painting asks us to look deeply at our past, present and future not so much to answer questions but to search deep within ourselves.
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Paul Gauguin and his painting asks us to look deeply at our past, present and future not so much to answer questions but to search deep within ourselves.

In this arts integration lesson, students get to work with stained glass shapes and get hands-on-learning learning shapes in a fun way.

Making Valentines with elements of art is a great way to have the students create something they will be intrinsically motivated to share.

A great strategy for extending and deepening learning through the arts is the iNotice3 strategy.

Are you the fun teacher or the mean teacher? In today's article, we'll look at the traits of both and let you in on what we're talking about.

Our popular Arts Integration Strategy Master Class series is back for 2014 and we have an incredible offering to kick off the New Year.

Face Your Art Resistance - Plan a lesson that involves the art form with which you are least comfortable or art form with which you are least comfortable.

his really is the STEAM conference of the year - we have presentations from art, music, classroom and technology educators from all over the globe.

I had the opportunity to lead a seminar on gaining respect in the workplace for twenty homeless adults in a culinary and custodial employment program.

One of the ways that always proves successful for me is by bringing a little fun to the mix: using badges in the arts classroom!

If we really want to create a culture of kindness in our schools and in our world, we need to create a culture of compassion and empathy.

The Standards aren't the problem. Rather, the curriculum, leadership and professional development of Common Core is at the heart of this issue.
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