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“I have been told not to do any more art or music in my classroom until the students’ scores on the OAKS math tests go up.” ~ 3 rd Grade Teacher

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Purpose of the study is to investigate: If arts-related assemblies are used to teach the Common Core, 21 st Century Skills or Oregon Arts Standards If music education opportunities were reduced because of the constraints on instructional time. Ways in which arts organizations can have increased access to schools.

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“I have been told not to do any more art or music in my classroom until the students’ scores on the OAKS math tests go up.”

~ 3rd Grade Teacher

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LEVERAGING EDUCATIONAL POLICIES TO PROVIDE EQUAL ACCESS OF THE ARTS TO CHILDREN

NAfME 2014

Dr. Amy Belcastro, Southern Oregon UniversityDr. Vicki Purslow, University of Phoenix

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Purpose of the study is to investigate:

• If arts-related assemblies are used to teach the Common Core, 21st Century Skills or Oregon Arts Standards

• If music education opportunities were reduced because of the constraints on instructional time.

• Ways in which arts organizations can have increased access to schools.  

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Common Core Standards

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The 5 C’s of “21st Century Skills”

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Oregon Art Standards

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Inclusive Model (Belcastro, A., 2012)

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Guiding Analysis Questions

• What is the current state?• What is needed? • What is getting in the way?• What recommendations would

support increased arts education in the school?

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Findings and Recommendations

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Relationships

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Marketing

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Professional Development for Arts Organization

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“Teachers and students have much to cover each day within State, District, and School standards.  Anything that can help a teacher enrich the curriculum while keeping up with timelines is very useful.”  

“Regrettably, time does not allow us to bring in additional teacher curriculum, no matter how worthy we regard the experience.”

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Professional Development for Principals and Teachers

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“We are double dosing our students in both math and English every day. I see first through fifth graders in tears and wanting to quit school. We have lost the heart and fun. Only the most skilled teachers know how to do both.”

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Professional Development Class for Teacher: Integrating Performance Art and the CCSS.As a part of a Professional Learning Community of school leaders for the inclusion of arts in the curriculum, teachers will: • Familiarity with the CCSS, P21st Century Skill, OR Arts

Standards and NAfME Standards; • Learn the cognitive, social and emotional benefits of the arts;• Integrate the standards around big ideas • Attend one live music and theatre event • Design standard based curricular units that connect live

performing arts to the curriculum. • Learn how to make a case to school leaders for the inclusion

of arts in the curriculum documenting connections to the various standards.

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LEVERAGING EDUCATIONAL POLICIES TO PROVIDE EQUAL ACCESS OF THE ARTS TO CHILDREN

Dr. Amy Belcastro, Southern Oregon [email protected]

Dr. Vicki Purslow, University of [email protected]