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Creative Educator Interview: Nathalie Roy

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Creative Educator Interview: Nathalie Roy

Have you ever wondered if Mythology could overlap with other subject areas—perhaps those that fall into the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) subjects? For Nathalie Roy, 2021 Louisiana State Techer of the Year, this isn’t mere musing; it’s a reality! In her course called Myth Makers, Nathalie takes a true hands-on approach to mythology! After reading the myth of Athena and Arachne, her students try their hand at weaving on cardboard looms. After reading “Jason and the Argonauts,” they complete a challenge to build a cardboard boat powered only by human breath! After reading about the Greek underworld,...

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Creative Educator Interview: Thomas J. Bussey

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Creative Educator Interview:  Thomas J. Bussey

Nothing is more inspiring than a fellow teacher who goes above and beyond in the name of creativity, and  Thomas J. Bussey, a 5th grade teacher in Fulton County Schools near Atlanta, Georgia, is a prime example of this. 

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What Every Teacher Can Learn from the Old-School EPCOT Center

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What Every Teacher Can Learn from the Old-School EPCOT Center

Whether or not you have walked beneath the giant golf ball at Walt Disney World’s EPCOT theme park yourself (its correct name is “Spaceship Earth” by the way), every teacher can learn a few lessons from this theme park. I use the term “EPCOT Center,” even though the park dropped the “center” from the name along the way, because in its heyday (the 1980’s and 90’s) EPCOT was a much different park—solely dedicated to a noble purpose:  educating children today to make a better tomorrow. Over the years the focus of the park has shifted, leaving a large part of...

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A Word About Bolo, Our Mascot

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A Word About Bolo, Our Mascot

When I doodled Bolo, I had no idea why he had fangs or bat wings. He was a complete figment of my imagination. 

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Creative Innovator Profile: Mr. (Fred) Rogers

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Creative Innovator Profile: Mr. (Fred) Rogers

Mr. Rogers’s creative idea was that television, which he personally did not enjoy, could be a tool for good. He wanted to educate, reassure, and heal the children of the world.

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