American Teacher Magazine features arts education on its cover this month. I find the article to be a bit milquetoasty. It doesn’t make much of a compelling argument for arts education, mainly relying on anecdotal evidence. It also lacks a resource list for anyone looking to increase the amount of arts activity and funding at their school. However, it’s nice to see the arts put front and centre on the agenda.
You can download the magazine here.
For a much stronger set of resources, check out The Dana Foundation and the Keep Arts in Schools website.
Tip of the hat to Richard Kessler’s Dewey21C blog.
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