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October 2019 Connecticut Office of the Arts HOT Approach Mini-Institute REGISTRATION
9:00AM - 4:00PM Friday, October 18 & Saturday, October 19, 2019 Warner Theatre, Torrington, CT
COA’s Higher Order Thinking (HOT) APPROACH to teaching and learning provides educators vital professional development, resources, tools and strategies to develop, deepen and expand effective practices in standards based arts education, arts integration, student voice and leadership development.
Based on COA’s long-standing and nationally renowned HOT Schools Program, the HOT Approach weaves best practices in arts in education with present-day needs and experiences of urban, suburban, and rural school communities and is open to K-12 (arts and non-arts) educators statewide.
The October 18 & 19 HOT Approach Mini-Institute will focus on Multiple Intelligences and Arts Integration with an emphasis on STEAM models that work.
While individuals are welcome to attend, COA encourages Teams (described below) to register and participate together. Participating Teams in COA’s HOT Approach Conference may be eligible to apply for a COA Arts Learning HOT Approach Implementation Grant. Please refer to the guidelines for specifics on Team structure and requirements:
Teacher Team* - may request up to $3,000: 3-5 Teachers from one school
School Team* - may request up to $6,000: The Principal participates with one or more Teacher-Teams including at least one arts discipline teacher
District Leadership Teams* - may request up to $10,000: The Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, or Director of Curriculum participates with minimally, a 5-member leadership team representing at least 2 or more schools in the district
* Community Team Member: A Teacher, School, or District Leadership Team may add an Education Manager from an Arts Organization they plan to work with. These teams may request an additional $1,000, $2,000, or $3,000 (respectively).