Not to be out done

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So I am at the whole schools summer institute in oxford this week learning more about infusing the arts into lessons. Felicia Pollard, her blog link is to right, is also hereand asked if I had blogged about it yet. So I won't be out done. Thanks Felicia for getting me on the ball.

Today I learned about using video as a form of assessment and video techniques. This afternoon I went to a session about learning though movement. It was awesome! I have a similar class a few more times this week.

I also learned how to make a quilt that can be easily changed as often as you like with ziplock bags and duct tape. Very excited about this.

More another time!

Comments

Felicia said…
I need the quilt lesson plan. I am also glad that I inspired you! Can't wait to see what the rest of the week has in store.
July 13, 2009 at 7:57 PM
Libby said…
Bring that inspiration with you to our meeting Friday cause me, mindi and dustin volunteered you for some things while we were in our podcasting class today--which BTW, was soooooooo cool!!! See you tomorrow!
July 14, 2009 at 5:51 PM
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