a workshop for K-12 educators in all subject areas
with Lisa Condino
Tuesday, July 31, 2018, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (registration at 8:45 a.m.)
Presented by the Arts Alliance of Northern New Hampshire & VSA New Hampshire
as part of their Arts in Inclusive Learning collaboration, under a contract with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Fee: $45, with discounts for Arts Alliance members (both schools & individuals), teams from a single district, and college students. Partial scholarships are available if needed. Professional development credit is offered. Please bring a lunch.
Register now to reserve your space! Please note that we are unable to offer refunds on registration. (In the event the workshop is canceled, you will receive a refund.)
Designed for general and special education teachers, arts educators, administrators and paraprofessionals
In this workshop, participants will examine how using the creative process can engage all learners in k-12 classrooms. What is the creative process? How do we make space in our curriculum for students to use the creative process to synthesize, process and personalize their learning?
We’ll discuss what students of all abilities need to support their creativity and innovative capacity. Lisa will introduce ways to make multiple modalities available to support personalized learning, creative expression and demonstration of knowledge. Visual art will be a focus and movement, video and music will also be used. No previous arts experience -- or "talent" -- is necessary!
Please contact us if you need a partial scholarship or if you have specific access needs.
This workshop will also be presented August 1 in Littleton, and a follow-up workshop, "Making Your Classroom a Creative Studio," will be offered in Littleton August 2. Come for one day or two! (Discounts available to those who attend both days.)
Our Presenter:
Lisa M. Condino is a juried graduate of Arts Connect, a program that concentrates on merging UDL with arts integration, and for the past five years has served as Artist-in-residence at the Howard Center, Baird School, a therapeutic school for highly reactive and reluctant learners. She is a visual artist, a longtime teaching artist and mentor for VSA Vermont and a fellow of the national Community Engagement Lab. Providing a safe environment for creative expression, social and emotional learning, active engagement, and the inclusion of ALL students are at the root of her teaching.
Questions? Email programs@aannh.org or call 603-323-7302.
Click here to read about all of this summer's Arts in Inclusive Learning workshops around the state.
Sincere thanks to Kimball Jenkins Estate and School for Art for hosting and to our Arts in Inclusive Learning Partners -- the NH Arts Learning Network, NH Department of Education and NH State Council on the Arts.