What No One Tells You About Creating An On-Line Course

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What No One Tells You About Creating An On-Line Course Today I want to talk about what no one tells you about creating an on-line course. I can’t believe I am finally to a place where I can blog about this subject. I’m not kidding when I say I’ve been creating an on-line course for […]

The Five Reasons Your Students Will Love Set Design

The Five Reasons Your Students Will Love Set Design

The Five Reasons Your Students Will Love Set Design One of the things I appreciate about the subject I teach is its varied subjects within it. However as we know, not all students think the same way as I. I thought you might appreciate the five reasons your students will love set design–or at least […]

How Boom Cards Can Make Learning Fun in Music Class

How Boom Cards can Make Learning Fun in Music Class This blost post is by my husband, Tim.  Tim is a retired an award-winning instrumental music teacher having taught for forty years in all grade levels.  I asked him if he’d like to discuss this cool learning tool he is creating and he said, “sure!” […]

Doing Broadway Musicals the Right Way

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Doing Musicals the Right Way Let’s talk about doing musicals the right way. I watched the Tony awards last night.  Although it was shortened version on CBS, it was a lovely tribute to Broadway and theater. So exciting to know Broadway is back in business again. But I have to say…as always they did musicals […]

The Essential Drama Integration Guide for Come From Away the Broadway Musical

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The Essential Drama Integration Guide to Come From Away the Broadway Musical Have you used drama integration to reach your students? This would be a good place to begin. Use my drama integration Come From Away the Broadway Musical. What is Drama Integration? Through participation in theatre, students develop speaking and listening skills. Students collaborate […]

How to Be the Cool Theater Teacher When Broadway Re-opens

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How to Be the Cool Theater Teacher When Broadway Re-opens Every teacher wants to be popular. Personally,  I think it’s an unfulfilled desire from our high school days when maybe we weren’t the coolest and our pick of friends, though loyal, wasn’t exactly a large number. Today, I’m going to talk about how to be […]