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Smart Packing Strategies For Any Weather
Packing for a trip can feel like solving a puzzle, especially when faced with the challenge of unpredictable weather. Let’s say a student didn’t pack anything for rain and a downpour arrives; now someone needs to go procure an umbrella or poncho, potentially...
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Empowering Students to Lead
Eric Songer embraces music education beyond the typical ensembles. Through his work leading the band at Chaska Middle School West in Minnesota, he has created all kinds of ensembles for students to join and lead, including pop groups, rock/garage bands, mariachi...
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The Broadway Student Workshop Experience
Taking students to a Broadway show is an unforgettable way to introduce them to live theatre. From the vibrant streets to the pre-show buzz and stunning performances, it’s an experience they’ll cherish. Enhance it further with a workshop, where students can engage...
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From Chaos to Calm: Handling a Crisis While Traveling
I was spending a month in Uganda as a Teaching Fellow with the Inspiring Teachers program along with 18 other teachers from around the United States. When I arrived back at camp, where we were staying, our lead facilitator informed me that I needed to call home...