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What is the power of interdisciplinary teaching and learning to address challenges of the FUTURE

Arts and Sciences each

attempt to help us explain and

interpret our world

Som

etim

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rt, lik

e peo

ple, m

ust

take

tim

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bec

ome

itsel

f …

Art engages a

ll our s

enses a

nd

sense

-makin

g skills

Scie

nce, li

ke te

chnolo

gy

is ne

ither g

ood or b

ad –

they

are b

enign

Art – As a way of Knowing

Socia

l Jus

tice, E

quity

and

Racia

lizatio

n m

atter t

o us a

lot!

“Write th

e story before you

think you’re good enough

to write it.”

Act as if

…

Collaborate

Work together

Listen

Hear Teamwork

Partnership

Community

Share

TrustTogether

Join Forces

What do we mean when we say …

Co-produce

Learn

Discuss

Help

COLLABORATE

“I want you to work together in a way that allows everyone a chance to really listen to each other, share ideas & information, then

demonstrate your learning (process) and “thinking” in new and novel ways – that we

may not expect – to help us understand your topic matter more deeply

Thank you!

Possibilities ? Some of our “great”

institutions are on the downside.

Some are at the top

WE are somewhere on the upswing, and that means…

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We are not done yet…we are just getting started!

• Connected Educator Month - August 2012!• Announcing Connected Educator Month. A month long

celebration of community, with educators at all levels, from all disciplines, moving towards a fully connected and collaborative profession…

• National Arts in Education Week • (September 9-15, 2012)

• Integrated Learning Specialist Program-ACOE • FALL DATES! Classes begin Sept. 15th

• Teaching Artists Organized (TAO)• Professional Development & Teaching opportunities

• The Bay Area Performance Assessment Network • (BAPAN) is a collaboration with ACOE & the Stanford Center

for Assessment, Learning and Equity and Envision Learning Partners. This multi-year project addresses summative performance-based assessments.

• National Arts Education Month – March 2013

Thank you!