
Make A Magazine Cover To Teach For Understanding
Use the See/Think/Wonder thinking routine to show positive examples of a student magazine cover.
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Use the See/Think/Wonder thinking routine to show positive examples of a student magazine cover.

Forgive me for being a little indulgent but I feel compelled to write an article of gratitude, something to inspire teaching moments.

Reading Comprehension - I also love to move and am a huge believer in experiential learning.

Compassion through Mathematics - The purpose of the arts integration residency was to provide students real-life connections to the math curriculum.

How to keep the story interesting and keep the students interested during storytelling?

OK, go back and read The Desiderata. What are the lines that inspire you?

Classes were designed to appeal to non-dancers & dancers alike so many of the participants had limited movement.

We were in full classroom mode and making very intentional connections to math and science along the way.

Try using Edgar Allen Poe's work, The Black Cat, as an arts integration strategy.

Art Making - As I have shared on a number of occasions, visual art is not my forte but I am loving having the opportunity to teach art for art’s sake.

Yes, and” is a great way to get started teaching students about acceptance of others’ ideas and building on those ideas.

One new one that I learned is called MYST and I like it because it involves reflective practice for teachers - the core of my educational philosophy.
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