Summer Teacher Institute will be July 8-12, 2013. Stay tuned for registration information!
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Come make the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum your classroom July 8-12, 2013!
The Summer Teacher Institute brings K-12 and post-secondary teachers together with arts education specialists, historians, community educators, curriculum designers, performers and music therapists to learn how to use popular music effectively to teach across the disciplines. Work alongside the Rock Hall’s award-winning education department and explore how you can integrate rock and roll into your own classroom curriculum. Walk through classroom-tested activities that can deepen your students’ engagement with popular music while meeting and exceeding state and national content standards – whether your focus is language arts, social studies, music, technology or other content areas. Regardless of your specialty, rock and roll can help you electrify your classroom and make learning come alive for your students.
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Go behind the scenes and connect the artistry, people, messages, and business of popular music to learning across the K-12 disciplines.
- Behind-the-scenes highlights with Rock Hall curators
- Spotlights on the development of Rock Hall educational materials
- Introductions to the Museum’s on-site programs, e-resources, and distance learning classes for K-12 students
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Learn from award-winning educators, authors, historians, and artists.
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Overviews of the dynamic history of rock and roll by decades, from the roots to its many branches - Breakout sessions where experienced K -12 educators share successful rock-inspired lessons and guide participants in developing appropriate lessons for their own classrooms
- Case studies describing goals, methods, and outcomes of successful programs for students in both traditional and non-traditional instructional settings
- Evening events such as the opening reception, Wednesday evening program featuring a special guest, and other opportunities to extend conversation about popular music and network with colleagues.
Participants receive:
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For information about STI 2013, email or call 216.515.1510 to find out more!
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