The Play’s The Thing: Catch The Conscious Of Your Students With Arts Integration. New Hanover County Schools, Wilmington, NC
Find new ways to meet:
- ESL standards
- Common Core standards
- Core Arts Standards of Create, Perform, Respond
All you have to do to make an “A” in this class-- Open your mind and participate. This arts integration workshop, led by Serena Ebhardt of EbzB Productions, will inspire you to use dramatic art as a teaching tool in your classroom. You will leave the workshop with materials to recreate the experience for your own students. You will also discuss modifying the technique to serve any curriculum.
Ebhardt explains and models arts integration for educators. She uses visual art, music, found-objects, text, speech and movement to create a devised dramatic presentation which incorporates curriculum standards. Participants are asked to mindfully and physically engage with the lesson; to synthesize personal connections to the material; and to work as an ensemble. Activities inspire inclusiveness and self-esteem. Physicalization and vocalization enhance memory— useful for recall on tests. Ebhardt also incorporates the basic tools of an actor (Breath, Body, Eyes, Face and Voice), which will serve you and your students for effective everyday communication.
Trained in the models of The John F. Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts “Artists as Educators: Planning Effective Workshops” for Arts in Education; The Lincoln Center Institute’s International Educator Workshop; and the National Center for Creative Aging, Ebhardt has extensive experience working with students, teachers, elders, and business professionals in on-site residencies and workshops. For more information on EbzB Productions and Serena Ebhardt, visit www.ebzb.org
The Play’s The Thing: Catch The Conscious Of Your Students With Arts Integration.
Date: February 24, 2017
Time: 1 - 4 p.m.
Location: Roland Grise Middle School Auditorium, 4412 Lake Avenue, Wilmington, NC 28403
Contact: R. Timothy McCoy
Fine and Performing Arts Supervisor
New Hanover County Schools
910-254-4290
