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Re/Kindling Creativity and Imagination, The Pivot

Part 2: Art as the Pivot Art in the Classroom

September 8, 2021

During the past year and a half of the pandemic, the uprisings for racial justice, the continued fight for LGBTQIATS justice, the struggle for the rights of immigrants, and the global impact of climate change, I discovered an urgency in…

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Online Classrooms as Porous Spaces

April 3, 2020

When we first move into online classroom spaces, we often miss the dynamic energy of gathered bodies in a familiar location. We lose the immediate gratification of watching in real time as new knowledge “clicks” for students in discussions and…

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Part 2: Art as the Pivot Art in the Classroom

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