最高の Art Curriculum Creator ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Top Insights from Veteran Course Creator Teri Holland: Must-Know Lessons for Online Success 29:22

3d ago29:22

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In this episode of The Art of Online Course Creation, Shannon Boyer welcomes Teri Holland, a seasoned course creator and podcast coach. With a background in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and hypnotherapy, Teri has successfully transitioned from live in-person trainings to online courses. She shares her valuable insights from over a decade of e…

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What is an "Edupreneur"? How This Key Mindset Can Transform Your Course Creation Success 14:23

10d ago14:23

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In this episode, Shannon Boyer unpacks the rising term “edupreneur” and why it’s a game-changer for course creators. As an entrepreneur who cares about your students’ success, becoming an edupreneur can elevate both your course quality and your business’s long-term growth. Shannon explains how shifting your mindset from just selling courses to crea…

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Thinking about the intersection of poetry and comics with Ernesto Abeytia 52:38

10d ago52:38

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Send us a text On this episode of Reading in the Gutter, Dani discusses the relationship between poetry and comics with Ernesto Abeytia, a poet and professor of poetry at Arizona State University. In addition to thinking about how comics can function as inspiration for poetry, they consider the similarities between poetry and comics' art forms.…

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The 10% Myth: Why Knowing Just a Little More Than Your Students Can Hurt Your Course Creation Success 15:29

17d ago15:29

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In this eye-opening episode, Shannon Boyer tackles one of the most widely accepted—yet misleading—pieces of advice in the course creation world: "You only need to know 10% more than your students to teach them." While this advice may sound comforting to new course creators, Shannon explains why it could be the very thing holding you back from creat…

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How to Get Rave Reviews for Your Digital Course | Course Design Secrets 33:19

18d ago33:19

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Can you imagine transforming your digital courses into engaging experiences that cater to every type of learner? This episode promises to arm you with the secrets to doing just that! We start by uncovering the unique needs of visual learners, delving into how charts, videos, and infographics can simplify complex ideas. With practical tips on using …

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Chris: the importance of self-reflection 55:06

19d ago55:06

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Want To Boost Student Motivation for Your Digital Course? 29:10

21d ago29:10

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What if low completion rates in your online courses could be a thing of the past? We promise you'll walk away with actionable strategies to keep your students engaged and motivated from the first lesson to the final exam. Our latest episode is packed with insights on boosting student engagement, exploring everything from the art of storytelling and…

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My Top Teaching Tips for Emerging Course Creators 29:39

22d ago29:39

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Transitioning to online teaching or thinking of creating a digital course, but have never taught before? We’ve got you covered. Learn how to tackle the unique challenges of digital classrooms with four key principles: understanding your audience, planning for engagement, scaffolding learning, and establishing a personal connection. Get practical ti…

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Secrets to Scaling Your Online Course to Six-Figures and Beyond with Elizabeth Chappell 28:59

24d ago28:59

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In this episode of "The Art of Online Course Creation," Shannon Boyer sits down with Elizabeth Chappell, a successful quilt pattern designer, author, fabric designer, and podcast host, to discuss her journey from selling physical products to creating a multi-six-figure online course. Elizabeth dives deep into the strategies and lessons learned from…

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Why Pre-Selling Your Course is a Risk You Can't Afford to Take 21:05

1M ago21:05

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In this episode of The Art of Online Course Creation, host Shannon Boyer dives deep into a hotly debated topic in the course creation world: pre-selling your course before it's fully developed. Many see it as a savvy business move, but Shannon reveals why this strategy might not be as foolproof as it seems. Could taking this shortcut backfire and a…

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Yuko: In other cultures. 59:31

1M ago59:31

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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The #1 Metric You NEED To Be Paying Attention To! 19:33

1M ago19:33

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Think a big launch and soaring sales are the ultimate signs of a successful online course? Think again. In this episode of The Art of Online Course Creation, Shannon Boyer challenges one of the biggest myths in the online course industry. Spoiler alert: The most important metric for a sustainable and impactful course has nothing to do with how much…

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John - A creator of memorable moments 46:16

1M ago46:16

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Using graphic novels to enhance memoir units with Lexie Vanderveen 36:51

1M ago36:51

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Send us a text In this episode of Reading in the Gutter, Dani speaks with Lexie Vanderveen, a high school English teacher, about using graphic novels to hance existing memoir units. This discussion includes helpful strategies, shared successes, and lessons learned.Dani Kachorsky, Ashley Dallacqua, Laura Jimenez, & Stephanie Reid による

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Finally Complete Your Course: Get Unstuck, Get Inspired, and Get Empowered! 21:28

2M ago21:28

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In this episode of The Art of Online Course Creation, host Shannon Boyer addresses one of the most common challenges faced by course creators—getting stuck in the middle of the process. Shannon offers actionable strategies to help you break through the barriers, regain momentum, and finally complete your course. From overcoming the fear of imperfec…

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Teachers of the future 57:11

2M ago57:11

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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The Top 5 Course Creation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them 15:22

2M ago15:22

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Are you in the process of creating an online course, or are you planning to start one soon? This episode of The Art of Online Course Creation is a must-listen! We uncover the top five mistakes that course creators often make, which can be the difference between a course that flops and one that flourishes. More importantly, get actionable strategies…

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Episode 10: Matt - a service life 49:54

2M ago49:54

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Why High-Touch, High-Quality, High-Impact Courses BOOST Success 17:46

2M ago17:46

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In this episode, we're diving into the three pillars of online course success: creating high-touch, high-quality, and high-impact courses. Contrary to the popular belief that online courses should be passive income generators, we're exploring why a more engaged, hands-on approach can lead to greater student satisfaction and long-term success. Disco…

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Is Creating an Online Course Right for Your Business? 21:03

2M ago21:03

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In this episode of "The Art of Course Creation," we tackle the critical question: "Is Creating an Online Course Right for Your Business?" We delve into six key considerations, including alignment with your business’s mission and values, selecting the right course type, choosing a valuable topic, setting realistic revenue expectations, and understan…

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Trailer - Welcome to The Art of Online Course Creation! 16:32

2M ago16:32

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Welcome to The Art of Online Course Creation - the podcast where we talk (like no one else does) about how to create a successful, scalable, and sustainable online course. In this episode you'll learn: - What the podcast is all about and why you want to make sure you don't miss a single episode, - How the podcast will help you create amazingly succ…

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Episode 9: Mitchell 36:05

3M ago36:05

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Episode 8: Leigh: Embrace the Unknown 39:52

3M ago39:52

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Graphic novels, literature circles, and social justice with Dr. David Low... 1:04:44

3M ago1:04:44

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Send us a text In the final episode of Season 2, Dani chats with Dr. David Low, a comics and graphic novel scholar whose research focuses on issues of identity and social justice. David shares how he came to be a comics scholar, why he believes comics have a place in education, how literature circles can be reenvisioned for graphic novels, and why …

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Episode 7: Damien 46:27

3M ago46:27

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Episode 5: Ange: Confidence is the key 37:57

4M ago37:57

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Episode 4: Tammy: "Keep to the left and use the external doors" 39:25

4M ago39:25

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Episode 3: Kylie: Get to know your true self. 35:16

4M ago35:16

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Creator Spotlight: J. Gonzo discusses creating comics, being a Chicano artist, and using his comics in the classroom... 1:08:54

4M ago1:08:54

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Send us a text In this episode, Dani chats with J. Gonzo about his career as a comic book artist and author. He shares his experiences as Chicano artist and discusses the importance of representation in the comics medium. Additionally, he shares his views on the importance of the comics in classroom spaces as well as how he hopes educators take up …

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Episode 2: Amanda: Choose your friends carefully. 31:44

5M ago31:44

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Episode 0: Introducing..School Life …..Memorable Moments …Matter, the podcast 1:30

5M ago1:30

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Episode 01: Ness - Perseverance will win. 34:40

5M ago34:40

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There is more to school life than the formal curriculum. What is it about unforgettable “hero” memories that remain in the memory, in some cases, for decades after people have left school? Engaging conversations between an educator, Greg Cairnduff, and a range of guests, framed around these questions: What makes such memories of school years stand …

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Teachers' reflections on teaching Gareth Hinds' graphic novel adaptation of The Odyssey... 43:23

5M ago43:23

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Send us a text Host Dani Kachorsky welcomes high school English teachers Shelby Stringer and Amanda Molitor to Reading in the Gutter to reflect on their experiences teaching Gareth Hinds' graphic novel adaptation of The Odyssey. The three teachers discuss why they selected Gareth Hinds' adaptation, their successes and challenges using this text in …

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Teaching 'Maus' for the first time: Challenges, successes, and future directions 29:19

6M ago29:19

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Send us a text In this episode of Reading in the Gutter, Dani chats with Brooke Feldman-Cryan, a high school English and Theater teacher, about her experiences teaching the graphic novel Maus for the first time. Brooke shares her motivation behind selecting the text as well as some challenges and successes she experienced, and ultimately, what she …

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Reading and creating graphic novel memoirs with Dr. Sean P. Connors... 36:49

7M ago36:49

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Send us a text In this episode of Reading in the Gutter, Dani hosts Dr. Sean P. Connors from the University of Arkansas to discuss reading and creating graphic novel memoirs. Sean shares his experiences teaching a college course focused on graphic novel memoirs, as well as a culminating experience in which students draft their own comic book style …

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Digital storytelling, digital comics, and STEM with Dr. Daryl Axelrod... 33:09

8M ago33:09

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Send us a text In this episode of Reading in the Gutter, Dani hosts Dr. Daryl Axelrod for a fun-filled discussion about using digital tools to create digital comics. Daryl shares his experiences helping kids to create original comics related to science topics as well as his experiences guiding students through transmediating (or adapting) tradition…

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Author Interview: Frank Baker discusses 'We Survived the Holocaust'... 28:33

10M ago28:33

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Send us a text Reading in the Gutter host, Dani Kachorsky, interviews Frank Baker, author of the graphic novel, We Survived the Holocaust. In this episode, Frank discusses the importance of sharing and teaching Holocaust stories in today's day and age, as well as the importance of preparing students to be critical thinkers. Additionally, Frank shar…

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Teaching comics in different contexts (college, high school, and middle school)... 35:02

11M ago35:02

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Send us a text Reading in the Gutter returns with our first episode for Season 2 to discuss "Teaching comics in different contexts (college, high school, and middle school)..." with Jason D. DeHart. In this episode, Dani, Ashley, Stephanie, and Jason consider the similarities and differences in teaching comics at different grade levels, how student…

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Superheroes and social justice with Dr. Francisco Torres... 47:25

3y ago47:25

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Send us a text The Reading in the Gutter team is [finally] back! In this episode, Laura, Ashley, and Dani discuss superheroes and superhero comics with Dr. Francisco Torres. Francisco shares his experiences teaching a unit called "Heroes of Color" in which students read and discussed mainstream superhero comics that also featured diverse individual…

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Making and assessing comics in the classroom... 46:33

4y ago46:33

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Send us a text In what we affectionately refer to as the Corona Virus Special, the Reading in the Gutter team, Laura, Ashley, and Dani, speak with Dr. Jason DeHart about making and assessing comics in classroom spaces. Jason provides insights based on both his experiences as a middle school teacher and a university professor. He discusses how he ha…

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ACTA 67- First chapters of ACTA book 31:39

4y ago31:39

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“Me? Teach art? I don’t even know how to draw!!” Many of us started there. We felt a total lack of confidence in teaching art. We wanted to give our children all the benefits of art in their education but didn’t know how. Some of us did a few colorful hands-on projects with our children, but we could see they weren’t really learning the basics of a…

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A brief history on comics in education... 38:11

4+ y ago38:11

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Send us a text In this episode, Dr. Stergios Botzakis joins the Reading in the Gutter team to discuss the history of comics as they relate to education. In addition to sharing his own journey to becoming a comics reader and scholar, Sterg outlines common stigmas attached to comics and graphic novels in educational circles that still persist today a…

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ACTA 66- All About Art Events 1:04:57

4+ y ago1:04:57

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Julie Abels of Ridge Light Ranch | Art Curriculum Creator and Classical Homeschooler による

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Reading and teaching 'El Deafo' with Dr. Sara Kersten Parrish (Part 2) 31:57

4+ y ago31:57

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Send us a text This episode of Reading in the Gutter picks up where Episode 2 left off. The team continues our conversation with Dr. Sara Kersten Parrish about her experiences reading, teaching, and researching the graphic novel El Deafo by CeCe Bell. Sara shares her experiences reading this book with college students and elementary school students…

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ACTA 65- Special Episode: The Incarnation of Christ 1:08:21

5y ago1:08:21

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Julie Abels of Ridge Light Ranch | Art Curriculum Creator and Classical Homeschooler による

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ACTA 64- Picking out Art Supplies 1:26:15

5y ago1:26:15

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Whether you're buying yourself art supplies, picking out supplies for your classroom, or purchasing a gift for a fellow artist, here are some tips on how to pick which art supplies to purchase.Julie Abels of Ridge Light Ranch | Art Curriculum Creator and Classical Homeschooler による

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Reading and teaching 'El Deafo' with Dr. Sara Kersten Parrish (Part 1) 34:18

5y ago34:18

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Send us a text In this episode, the Reading in the Gutter team speaks with Dr. Sara Kersten Parrish about her experiences reading, teaching, and researching the Newbery Award-winning graphic novel El Deafo by CeCe Bell. Sara reflects on her identity as a deaf woman reading El Deafo for the first time as well as the pedagogical strategies that she u…

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ACTA 63- Art Projects for Making Gifts 1:04:18

5y ago1:04:18

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Deanna and I are chatting about our favorite art projects that make nice handmade gifts. We hope you'll try one or more of these! Full Show Notes with all the links: https://ridgelightranch.com/art-project-gifts/Julie Abels of Ridge Light Ranch | Art Curriculum Creator and Classical Homeschooler による

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ACTA 62- Why Study Vincent Van Gogh? 1:13:41

5y ago1:13:41

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Vincent van Gogh is one of the best-known artists of all time. He's known for his unique style and strangely beautiful works and art, but also for his short, tragic life. Today we're talking about van Gogh and what we love about his art. -- Show Notes with links and photos: https://ridgelightranch.com/why-study-vincent-van-gogh-podcast-62/ — Visit …

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ACTA 61- Why Study Berthe Morisot? 1:08:12

5y ago1:08:12

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Images and Full Show Notes: https://ridgelightranch.com/why-study-berthe-morisot-podcast-61/ — Visit RidgeLightRanch.com for Easy, No-Prep Art Lesson Plans. — Join our Facebook Group called Anyone Can Teach Art: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AnyoneCanTeachArt/ — Find out more about Julie’s Book: Anyone Can Teach Art; How to Confidently Teach Art …

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