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Discover how to unlock
imaginative learning
through engaging with
works of art. Find new
excitement in your teaching
practice. Share the
insights of professional
artists. Lay down paint,
move to a beat, try
on a stage character,
invent your own music,
improvise in a group
or solo, and enjoy research.
Immerse yourself in
a sustained encounter
with works of dance,
music, theater, or visual
art.
This workshop will help
you to discover how
to elicit new ideas
in your students, and
how to stimulate creative,
conceptual thinkers
prepared for the world
beyond the classroom.
Just imagine…
The Lincoln Center
Institute International
Educator Workshops will
be held in New York
City and at host sites
in the United States
and other countries.
The New York City International
Educator Workshop at
Lincoln Center Institute
will be held May 17–21;
June 28–July 2;
and July 12–16.
Introductory-Level
Workshops are
offered to any educator,
artist, school or arts
administrator, curriculum
developer, and college
and university professor
from any national or
international location.
View
the 2009 Introductory-Level
brochure (PDF) for
more information and
as a preview of the
2010 Workshop.
Registration for all
cities except Mexico
City will be handled
by Lincoln Center Institute
in New York City. IMASE,
Mexico City, will handle
its own registration.
Registration
information will be
available by mid-February.
If you have already
taken the five-day Introductory-Level
Workshop at any of our
sites; completed the
Online Survey Course
or Online Courses 1
and 2; and/or participated
in an LCI consultancy
that is the equivalent
of a one-week Introductory-Level
Workshop, you are eligible
to take our Advanced-Level
Workshops.
View
the 2009 Advanced-Level
brochure (PDF) for
more information and
as a preview of the
2010 Workshops.
Note: You must take
the equivalent of an
Introductory-Level Workshop
to be eligible to take
the Advanced-Level Workshop.
The LCI International
Educator Workshop
(Previously
known as The LCI
National and International
Educator Workshop)
NEW YORK, NEW
YORK
May 17–21,
2010 (Introductory;
for higher education
audiences)
June 28–July
2, 2010 (Introductory)
July 12–16,
2010 (Introductory
and Advanced)
Lincoln
Center Institute
for the Arts in
Education
More information
to come
ALBANY,
NEW YORK
June 28–July
2, 2010 (Introductory)
Capital
Region Center for
Arts in Education
and Capital
Area School Development
Association
More
information
BUFFALO,
NEW YORK
June 28–July
2, 2010 (Introductory)
The
Arts in Education
Institute
More
information
CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS
June 21–25,
2010 (Introductory
and Advanced)
Auditorium
Theatre of Roosevelt
University
More
information
KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN
June 21–25,
2010 (Introductory)
June 28–29,
2010 (Advanced)
Kalamazoo RESA's Education for the Arts
More
information
MEXICO
CITY, MEXICO
June 21–25,
2010 (Introductory,
for Spanish speaking
audiences)
Instituto
Mexicano del Arte
al Servicio de la
Educación,
A.C.
More information
to come
ROCKLAND,
MAINE
June 26–30,
2010 (TBC) (Introductory)
Farnsworth
Art Museum
More
information
WEST MEMPHIS,
ARKANSAS
July 12–16,
2010 (Introductory
and Advanced)
DeltaArts
More
information
WINSTON-SALEM,
NORTH CAROLINA
August 2–6,
2010 (Introductory)
The
Thomas S. Kenan
Institute for the
Arts, the North
Caronlina Arts Council,
and the University
of North Carolina
School of the Arts
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