 How Does ArtsSmarts Affect Classroom Behaviour and School Retention? |
ArtsSmarts has launched a new two-year research initiative to study the impact of our approach on the behaviour and school retention rates of Quebec children and youth. In partnership with Schools Administrators' Support Team, we'll be measuring our impact on more than 1,500 English language students.
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Stories from the Classroom
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Ocean Life and Rural Living
The latest ArtsSmarts Newfoundland and Labrador project investigated ocean life as well as traditional living in rural Newfoundland and Labrador. Exploring our Cultures...On Deck and Below took place at Tricon Elementary which is located in the community of Bay de Verde approximately 200 kilometers from St. John's. This school-wide project engaged all 108 students.
Biology Meets the Landscape
For the third year in a row, Hazlet School will be taking part in ArtsSmarts Saskatchewan. This year, their project will involve a local biologist and a trip to explore the Great Sand Hills, one of the area's most beautiful and interesting landscapes.
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News Clips
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40 Under 40 in Waterloo
Congratulations to Deepa Ahluwalia, Equity and Inclusion Officer with the Waterloo Region District School Board, for being recognized for her significant contribution to the community through innovation, hard work and leadership. Part of Deepa's portfolio includes working on the ArtsSmarts Waterloo Region partnership. She received a 40 Under 40 award from the Waterloo Region Record.
Showcase Your Work
Culture Days is creating a video montage of photos and video clips to showcase the vast range of artists, arts and culture in communities across Canada. Want to be part of the public announcement of Culture Days? Submit your photos and videos by March 12, 2010.
We Need Your Help to Keep Kids in School
In collaboration with our partners across Canada, ArtsSmarts uses a unique inquiry-based approach to teaching and learning to help students in grades K-12. Our goals are to engage kids in their own learning, keep kids in school and cultivate 21st century learning skills. Donate today online via CanadaHelps.org or via mail (PDF).
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