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“I’ve never gardened before,” said one of the parents in the class. This was the second round
Teaching
What’s a Square Plus a Triangle? A Collaborative Conversation-Starter!
Number 2 in a series of posts dedicated to playful exploration of math concepts, incorporating visual
11 Ways to Make 7
Leonardo Francisco
Fun with Dot Cards
Number 1 in a series of posts dedicated to playful exploration
Finality?
Leah Thomas
Near the end of every semester, a gleam enters the eyes of teachers and students. It is
The Language of Images
Leah Thomas
While English is the de facto national language in the United States, it is by no means
Artfully Scientific Questions
Amanda Peñaloza-Banks
Why is it science exists? How is it that we know what we know about the world
A Shift in Perspective
Leah Thomas
It’s strange how much a shift in perspective can impact the learning experience.
For
Finality
Leah Thomas
I have always been an advocate for deadlines. I know many teacher and artist peers feel
The Way of the Geek
Leah Thomas
I have found, throughout the course of my teaching experience, that my greatest assets
Finding Synergy Between Form and Theme
Reneé Weissenburger
While integrating the arts in any form is sure to bring excitement to the classroom,
We, the Imposter
Leah Thomas
When I first started teaching, I did not feel like a teacher. Every time I stood in front
Preparing for
Leah Thomas
Something I struggle with in preparing for lessons, especially lessons with a heavy creative
NGSS – The New Frontier
Amanda Peñaloza-Banks
There we were four artists (two visual, one theatre, one dance), amongst a
On Failure
Leah Thomas
One of the most popular speeches online in recent years is one given during a college commencement
Poetry for Apprehensive Writers
Reneé Weissenburger
Poetry can be one of the most rewarding means of self-expression. It can also
Developing Artist Mindset
Danielle Michaelis Castillo
Art-making and arts integration in the classroom often involve experimentation
