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Thoughts on Arts in Education: How Can We Create an Imagine Nation?

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Thoughts on Arts in Education. Some random thoughts from some random brain. Monday, February 11, 2008. How Can We Create an Imagine Nation? How about a little stream-of-consciousness blogging? Let's start with this:. Implement innovative teaching styles and instruction to build capacities of the imagination. Build capacities of the imagination by supporting time and resources for an education in and through the arts. How do we "teach beyond assessment"? Moving beyond the vague language, it seems like the...

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Thoughts on Arts in Education: October 2007

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Thoughts on Arts in Education. Some random thoughts from some random brain. Monday, October 29, 2007. A Recentering of Arts Advocacy? Why is it that recent arts advocacy has focused on the benefits of arts education in other subject areas? Why do we insist on rationalizing arts participation through the lens of other disciplines and higher math/verbal scores? Project Zero researchers Ellen Winner and Lois Hetland try to move away from that and argue for "arts for our sake. Students with strengths in the ...

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Thoughts on Arts in Education: The Rise of Arts Culture

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Thoughts on Arts in Education. Some random thoughts from some random brain. Thursday, November 22, 2007. The Rise of Arts Culture. You know, in case we forget, we're actually not doing too bad in terms of building arts culture. Douglas McLennan's recent post " The Rise of Arts Culture. Posted by Blog Admin. I welcome any questions, connections, and, most of all, comments that you can share! Sommerville, MA, United States. View my complete profile. The Rise of Arts Culture. Emerging Leaders in the Arts.

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Thoughts on Arts in Education: Obama on Arts Education

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Thoughts on Arts in Education. Some random thoughts from some random brain. Friday, April 4, 2008. Obama on Arts Education. It's exciting to see a politician actually bringing this issue into their work. When was the last time a politician really took this up as a cause? Wish it happened more. Posted by Blog Admin. I welcome any questions, connections, and, most of all, comments that you can share! Sommerville, MA, United States. View my complete profile. Obama on Arts Education. Some Blogs I Like.

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Thoughts on Arts in Education: November 2007

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Thoughts on Arts in Education. Some random thoughts from some random brain. Thursday, November 22, 2007. The Rise of Arts Culture. You know, in case we forget, we're actually not doing too bad in terms of building arts culture. Douglas McLennan's recent post " The Rise of Arts Culture. Posted by Blog Admin. Links to this post. Monday, November 19, 2007. A Reading on the Arts Climate and a Tangent on Arts Education in Arts Organizations. Along a similar line as the previous post. But just when we think we...

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Thoughts on Arts in Education: February 2008

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Thoughts on Arts in Education. Some random thoughts from some random brain. Saturday, February 23, 2008. Response to "a Serious Problem". This entry is in response to a great thought-provoking post entitled " A Serious Problem. By blogger Greg Sandow. And it nicely gets to the heart of a lot of issues that I've been trying to work with. Stats are from the ubiquitous Generation M report. Young people have much more access and exposure to information from an increasingly wide variety of sources than in the...

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The Theatre of Thought: May 2009

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The Theatre of Thought. A Theatre for Thought about human culture and education, and the links between the two. Thursday, May 28, 2009. I've slightly altered the description of this blog in order to highlight a change in perspective: instead of "just" investigating theatre, I intend now to discuss broader issues of human culture and human development. This change reflects the broader nature of my current research. I'll begin soon with some thoughts about informal education. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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The Theatre of Thought: 27 Seconds Too Short for Art

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The Theatre of Thought. A Theatre for Thought about human culture and education, and the links between the two. Monday, July 6, 2009. 27 Seconds Too Short for Art. Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese: Rivals in Renaissance Venice". This is an interesting curatorial decision, as it affords many opportunities for learning if one is willing to take the time over each painting - but you have to spend the time! Smith and Smith, 200. In order to counter such tendencies, researchers (Steve Seidel and others) at. Strat...

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The Theatre of Thought: May 2008

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The Theatre of Thought. A Theatre for Thought about human culture and education, and the links between the two. Saturday, May 10, 2008. QED, Underground Railway Theater (Catalyst Collaborative), 04.05.08. It’s been a while, but this production really sparked my interest. As part of the Catalyst Collaborative, a partnership between MIT and the Underground Railway Theatre, this production sought to bring to life renowned physicist Richard Feynman. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Arts in Education Portraits.

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The Theatre of Thought: July 2009

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The Theatre of Thought. A Theatre for Thought about human culture and education, and the links between the two. Sunday, July 26, 2009. A Humanist Civic Movement - Debunking is not enough. I have just come back from. Two weeks of discussing the nature of civic society and citizenship at Tufts university. It was a remarkable experience, full of new, challenging ideas and extremely smart. There are already organisations which lobby for political change on behalf of the non-religious, and some, like the.