“When we know better, we do better.” There is something forgiving and medicinal about that teaching mantra.
Hip-hop is an effective way for students to find their voice and work through emotional issues, writes Anthony Pineda, hip-hop music and production teacher at
Fifth-grade students are better able to remember what they learn in science class when art is incorporated into lessons, according to a study by researchers
High-school students in a Georgia district recently navigated a “teen maze” that demonstrated how their decisions have consequences. The maze, initiated ahead of prom season,
Taking fine arts courses may help students perform better in science, according to a recent report by researchers from Johns Hopkins University. The researchers studied
Despite accessibility to arts education steadily declining nationwide since the 1980s, arts-learning experiences can reduce disciplinary infractions, increase students’ compassion for others and engagement, and
Detroit’s school district is working to expand chess education to more students — an effort aimed at helping foster creative and strategic thinking. The district
How the combination of STEM and the arts could water down both disciplines.
For students with learning disabilities, art class is often the best part of the day. Why take it away from them?
Despite strapped budgets, school leaders are not without options when it comes to providing students with access to high-quality arts education, according to a new
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