Street Art and World Languages
Participants will leave with instructional strategies, lesson plans, authentic materials and other resources for using street art. Because the presenter will model the use of these resources (not merely present them), participants will know how to use them in their own classrooms to develop their students' language and cultural competence.
In this session, the presenters will model instructional strategies and lessons that use street art to engage students and to improve their language and cultural competence. The session is ideal for educators interested in arts integration and exploring the 5C's in innovative ways. In order to experience the material as students, attendees need to participate actively in the lessons as they are modeled. The format will be highly interactive and resources shared will include video, still images, audio clips and interview transcripts. Participants will leave with instructional strategies, lesson plans, and authentic materials.
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Erin Franzinger BarrettChicago Public Schools
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Teaya FitzgeraldBerwick Academy
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Anna Thin
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Irene KrugmanFrank McCourt High School
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Tony CacioppoEleanor Roosevelt High School
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Melanie BarkerCollegiate School
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Maryann MolishusCouncil Rock SD
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Courtney AsaroJJ Flynn STEAM Teacher
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Diana PottsEthical Culture Fieldston School, Fieldston Lower
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Holly TiffanySouth Western High School
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Christie BarnesBerwick Academy
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Jessica ReingoldUniversity of Mary Washington
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Kaitlin IlnitzkiBETA Academy
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Cassandra Comrie
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Rosa Mutchnick
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Katie Bordner
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Megan HaydenWorkshop School and Process This
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Amy NewmanAbington Friends School
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Sandra MarrCollegiate School
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Maria SommerRiver Vale, NJ Public Schools
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Kristin LuebbertBache-Martin School, TAGPhilly, PFT
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Teresa KelleyFreire Charter School
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Laura SchenkeHudson High School of Learning Technologies
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Colin SamuelThe Brearley School
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Raquel Bejar-Massey
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amanda kessler
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