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Activating Student Learning in Post-COVID Schools through SEL and Arts Integration
This presentation will provide data-driven evidence that identifies district and school level elements required to implement a sustainable SEL-informed arts integration platform to address student emotional challenges and diminished student engagement resulting from the pandemic. A panel of teachers, school administrators, researchers, and SEL specialists will provide multiple perspectives to enable districts to garner resources and stakeholder support to establish sustainable SEL/Arts initiatives based on multiple, successful, federally-funded arts integration initiatives. Student outcomes include increased belonging, empathy, problem-solving skills, and comfort with ill-defined problems-- all skills needed to address real-world post-pandemic challenges.
This talk was presented at:
2022 National ESEA Conference
February 2022
in
New Orleans, LA
For more information:
ivonne@museresearchgroup.org
Speakers
Ivonne Chand O'Neal
Ivonne Chand O’Neal, Ph.D. is Principal and Founder of MUSE Research, a creativity and arts impact research firm that examines the impact of arts education on school districts throughout the United States with a particular focus on equity and access for marginalized and vulnerable populations.
Stacy Young
Stacy Young partnered with: CA Alliance for Arts Education to use Title I funds to make gains in student performance in English Language and Math through the arts; Create/CA to mentor emerging Arts Leaders of Color, and; LA Arts Council to attend Presencing U Conference in Berlin. Credentials: Music, Multiple Subjects, and Administration; and M.A. in Ed.
Ping Ho
Ping Ho, MA, MPH, is Founder and Director of UCLArts & Healing, an organizational member of the UCLA Integrative Health Collaborative, of which Ping is a steering committee member. She was the founding administrator for the UCLA Cousins Center for Psychoneuroimmunology, which led to the privilege of writing for Norman Cousins and co-writing the professional autobiography of George F. Solomon, M.D., founder of the field. She has a BA in psychology with honors from Stanford—where she was appointed to establish the still-thriving Health Improvement Program for faculty and staff, an MA in counseling psychology with a specialization in exercise physiology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and an MPH in community health sciences from UCLA Fielding School of Public Health. Ping is associate editor for the Creative Arts Therapies section of the Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medicine and has been Co-Chair of the annual Expressive Therapies Summit: Los Angeles, which has offered 150+ workshops on creativity and the arts in healing. She developed the Certificate Program in Social Emotional Arts (SEA) and the SEA on a Shoestring program of supportive art, movement, music, and writing for individuals or groups in any setting. In addition, she co-developed and served as principal investigator for the evidence-based program, Beat the Odds®: Social and Emotional Skill Building Delivered in a Framework of Drumming. She is co-author, with Erica Curtis, of the 2019 National Parenting Products Award-winning book, The Innovative Parent: Raising Connected, Happy, Successful Kids through Art(Ohio University/Swallow Press, March 2019).
Bill Funkhouser
Bill Funkhouser has co-authored four federal arts integration grants and trained hundreds of teachers in concepts of creative education, social-emotional learning, and arts integration. His site, artsintegration.net receives over 75,000 visitors annually and is home to 50+ arts integration lessons.
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