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Re: thematic unit building
Mon, 8 Apr 1996 15:53:49 -0400
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Educational Video Center (212-725-3534) brings its Media in the Schools
program into many Coalition member schools in New York City, helping
teachers to incorporate media production and analysis into other content
areas. Provides professional development in New York, Ohio, Massachu-setts,
Maine, Chicago, Philadelphia.
ArtsEdge (http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org) and ArtsEdge Information
Gallery provide a collection of professional development resources, program
information, and research on arts and education; and highlight the arts at
work in specific classrooms.
Integrated Drama Curriculum (262 West 107 Street, 5A, New York, NY 10025;
212-865-5076) brings artists and teachers together for professional
development and classroom-based programs that use the arts as teaching
tools and integrate them with other curriculum areas.
Galef Institute (11150 Santa Monica Boulevard, 14th floor, Los Angeles, CA
90025; 310-479-8883) targets public elementary school children in its
"Different Ways of Knowing" program, promoting teacher collaboration;
thematic integration of social studies with literature, math, science, and
the arts. Includes professional development and model curriculum materials.
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