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Triple Play: Literacy and the Arts

April 17-18, 2010

Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota

 

Explore the worlds of opera, orchestral music and visual art in a joint teacher workshop with the Minnesota Opera, Minnesota Orchestra and the Weisman Art Museum.

Attend an intensive weekend of concerts and sessions, designed to reinvigorate your teaching with new ideas and practices for supporting critical and creative thinking in the classroom. With a focus on critically responding to works of art, this weekend provides tools and materials that can help students practice making meaning from a variety of art forms. We'll explore literacy beyond the boundaries of written text to look at the literate skills and habits built and deepened through visual and performing art experiences.

The workshop is recommended for all K-12 educators and currently enrolled education majors. This workshop presents insights from empirically based educational research in literacy learning and requires a commitment to participate in all three sessions.

 

Workshop outline

 

  • Saturday, April 17 (10:00am-2:00pm)
    The Weisman Art Museum
  • Saturday, April 17 (5:30pm-10:30pm)
    Berlioz' Symphonie Fantastique, Minnesota Orchestra
  • Sunday, April 18 (11:00am-4:00pm)
    Strauss' Salome, the Minnesota Opera

 

To register:

Click here and select Triple Play from the menu on the left.

 

Please contact Jamie Andrews, Community Education Director, for further information regarding this event.

andrews@mnopera.org

 

Cost:

$150/educator

Fee includes tickets to all performances.

 

– optional –

 

$100/graduate credit

Continuing Education Credits and Graduate credit are available through the University of St. Thomas. 

 

Call Jamie Andrews at 612-342-9573 for more information.

 

Register early – space is limited!      


Triple Play is made possible through a generous gift from Education Minnesota Foundation.