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Say “Hello, Dolly!” This Weekend
with Ava Mascena in the title role, this is not-to-be-missed!
Posted in In Our Schools, In The Community
Tagged artists, Bristol, community, families, public schools, teachers, teens, theater, Warren
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Listening to the Call
We all have art that calls to us. If we listen to the call, we become performers, or makers, or active appreciators. We spend time on our art, because all the arts require time … but when we’re spending time with the … Continue reading
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Tagged artists, arts-integration, be creative, community, creativity, families, good books, inspiration, Ken Robinson, public schools, story, teachers, teens, theater, transforming education
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What Other Classes So Often Don’t Teach
yeah, I guess my title’s just too cumbersome saw this on the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Facebook page; still looking for the photo credit … give me a shout if you know it! (and thanks for sharing, CB!)
Posted in In Our Schools, In The Media
Tagged artists, arts-integration, creative classrooms, inspiration, media, public schools, speak up!, teachers, transforming education
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Word Power – Reflect
The 2013 MHHS Poetry Slam held last week was a marvelous showcase of bravery, fun and self-expression, as students took their turn at the microphone to perform original poetic work (check out this article in the East Bay Newspapers covering the event). Reflecting on … Continue reading
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Tagged artists, arts-integration, Bristol, creative classrooms, poetry, public schools, teachers, transforming education, volunteer, Warren
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