
The ART of Curriculum Design: The “How”
In this six month series we will explore the why and how of curriculum design via an Arts Appreciation course created through an arts collaboration.
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In this six month series we will explore the why and how of curriculum design via an Arts Appreciation course created through an arts collaboration.

Try one of these writing strategies to open up the possibilities for all students in your classroom.

Today, we're discussing using non-traditional mediums, whatever is laying around for you to use, to create great art and fun.

But what if you want to produce an Elementary School Musical - one that has no tradition of putting on a show?

Join us, as we take a look at the importance of curriculum design, and how we made it our mission to teach arts advocacy.

We're discussing some of the best books for personal and professional development to help you in your career for the new year.

Just recently, I introduced some third graders to rhythm in visual art and music, and I started with rhythm and beat in music.

In this 6 month series on The Art of Curriculum Design, we will explore the fundamental questions of curriculum design, via an Arts Appreciation course.

Today, we're discussing creating artistic visualizations of data and how this can enhance the learning process with your students.


How do dance, and science, and TED Talks intersect with one another?

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