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Part 5: Developing an Agenda, Sometime in the Future
Supporting the Arts in the Schools and Communities of Pennsylvania When they met in the fall, group members adopted the following six-point, change agenda: I. Provide opportunities for all learners based on 21st-century needs. Learners of all ages need to … Continue reading
Supporting the Arts in the Schools and Communities of Pennsylvania When they met in the fall, group members adopted the following six-point, change agenda: I. Provide opportunities for all learners based on 21st-century needs. Learners of all ages need to … Continue reading
Part 4: How the Arts Can Contribute
Supporting the Arts in the Schools and Communities of Pennsylvania Atlee then turned to the artists and arts advocates in the room. “As you listened to what our students, parents, and school administrators articulated as priorities,” she asked, “how can the … Continue reading
Supporting the Arts in the Schools and Communities of Pennsylvania Atlee then turned to the artists and arts advocates in the room. “As you listened to what our students, parents, and school administrators articulated as priorities,” she asked, “how can the … Continue reading
Part 2: Strengths and Weaknesses in PA Arts and Education
Supporting the Arts in the Schools and Communities of Pennsylvania “This list is sobering,” conceded Atlee. “Clearly, we need a comprehensive approach to promoting the arts and arts education in these difficult times.” Turning to the students in the group, … Continue reading
Supporting the Arts in the Schools and Communities of Pennsylvania “This list is sobering,” conceded Atlee. “Clearly, we need a comprehensive approach to promoting the arts and arts education in these difficult times.” Turning to the students in the group, … Continue reading