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What is flipping the classroom? Is it beneficial?
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What is flipping the classroom? Is it beneficial?

To many, integrating music and literacy sounds really difficult and scary!

For many teachers, the best part about summer is the ability to have time flexibility.

Teaching social studies can be very daunting but it can also have very rewarding results for your students!

Imagine how powerful it would be if everyone could understand what we do when we teach in, through, and with the arts.

By flipping a classroom, teachers are able to use class time to assist students and guide their application of learning while making more connections.

Do you struggle with digital organization? Can your ideas be found on your phone, Post-Its, calendars, or saved to browser bookmarks?

Conflicting priorities, attending meetings, parents to talk to, student issues...

Collaboration is essential for planning arts integration lessons.

Education should provide equity to ALL students, not just those who have supportive parents.


Every teacher faces a time when they begin to fizzle out but if you follow these simple suggestions, you'll remain passionate about doing what you do best!
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