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Creative Conflict: Resolving & Avoiding Conflict in Group Art Projects

A group art project can be an incredibly rewarding and fun experience, but conflicts between students are par for the course

Brunhilde

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Opera-tunity Knocks

A look at what goes in to creating and performing an opera

Acting Teacher

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What Do I Say?

Learn 10 ways a drama teacher can respond responsibly to a student’s work

appalachian spring

Tipsheet

Dance and Historical Events

Dance helps students better understand the far-reaching impact of historical events on many areas of a nation’s life

Music Matters

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Music Matters

Incorporating music makes content lessons more exciting and memorable. And it's easy to do!

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Arts Integration

The Kennedy Center's perspective on the principles and best practices for arts integration

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Arts Integration

Series: Arts Integration
The Kennedy Center's perspective on the principles and best practices for arts integration

Art Critique

Tipsheet: Art Critiques Made Easy
One-word answers and grunts don't count as student critiques of art. How to foster interesting and authentic discussion in the classroom

Educator Making the Case

Article: Arts Education: Making the Case With Legislators
Educators offer voter- and data-driven advocacy

Twenty-First Century

Take Five: Arts in the 21st Century Classroom
The skills our students need can be readily integrated into arts lessons and vice versa

Kids and Culture

Tipsheet: Beyond Food & Fiestas
Practical ideas for creating authentic cultural experiences for your students

Tree of Knowledge

Article: Constructivism: Actively Building Arts Education
A brief introduction to constructivism and how arts educators can utilize it effectively

students collaborating

Article: Creative Conflict: Resolving & Avoiding Conflict in Group Art Projects
Explore ways to handle conflicts among students while teaching them that voicing their opinions matters, as well as being able to negotiate and compromise

Cultural Dancers

Take Five: Cultural Connections
Enliven and enrich your cultural heritage month observances through the arts

appalachian spring

Tipsheet: Dance and Historical Events
Dance helps students better understand the far-reaching impact of historical events on many areas of a nation’s life

Art Teacher With Students

Article: Do Tell: Giving Feedback to Your Students
How can arts educators provide engaging and useful feedback? Here are seven suggestions to get you started

East High School Dancers

Article: Encouraging Your Students to Become Choreographers
Use these great ideas to get your students choreographing at your school

Drama Class

Tipsheet: Five Easy Drama Games for the Early Elementary Classroom
Get your students up with these games that are great for any size class and classroom

Kids Dancing

Tipsheet: Five Easy Social Dances for Early Elementary
Channel your students’ love of movement with these easy social dances

Art Lesson

Article: Formal Visual Analysis: The Elements & Principles of Composition
Help students build techniques to interpret what they see into written words using art

Mother and girl art class

Tipsheet: Going Public
Here are the best and safest ways to share your student's work with the world!

Elementary school girls dancing

Article: How Dance Can Teach Literature
How to incorporate dance into a traditional English classroom

Children Playing With Clay in a Classroom

Article: Inspired Classrooms
Need to battle off those creativity killers? Here are seven simple steps for educators to create a classroom environment that is friendly to creativity

parent volunteer

Article: It Takes a Village: Parent Volunteers
Learn how parent volunteers can contribute to the learning environment with the right goal-oriented guidelines

Hand on Piano

Article: The Key to a Strong Workforce
How to help students learn skills essential to the 21st century workforce in and through arts learning

Music Matters

Take Five: Music Matters
Incorporating music makes content lessons more exciting and memorable. And it's easy to do!

Teacher in Classroom

Article: New Paths to Learning
An introduction for educators to differentiation instruction through the arts for academically gifted students

Brunhilde

Article: Opera-tunity Knocks
A guide for all opera newbies, both young and old, with some hints as to how to calm the opera skeptic

Puppets

Article: Poets and Puppets: Learning English
Help English-learning students build language and communication skills through poetry and puppetry

Portfolio Assessment

Article: Portfolios: Assessment Across the Arts
An introduction for arts educators to portfolio assessment

Students Dressed in Costumes

Article: Process Drama: Taking a Walk in Someone Else's Shoes
Process drama is an imaginative tool for non-arts teachers and students to explore issues and solve problems

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