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What should a school look like that is implementing Call Integration approach to education?

Teaching history and theory of dance within our dance classes is so important.

I am so excited to host the upcoming arts webinar “Project Based Learning and the Arts” on April 15, 2015.

Today's latest Sparkchasers podcast episode is all about cultivating a culture where innovation can flourish, because innovation doesn't start with a yes.

Building a thriving arts culture? You bet!

Language has the power to be constructive or destructive.

In today's podcast, Greg and I explore the idea of innovating through the fuzziness.

Reflecting and sharing give due respect to the time and effort the students invested and deepen the learning.

Lesson planning has become a lost art, with most teachers just turning to the PowerPoint presentation to get it done, missing most of a valuable lesson.


Do you ever feel like you WOULD innovate and integrate if you COULD?

This month we will be exploring National Standards 8 of our Unpacking the National Standards series.
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