Carol Glynn

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Arts Discipline: Theatre
Curriculum Connection: Social and Emotional Learning

Teaching Artist Legacy Statement

I believe that people engage, learn and retain curricula, when they participate in it. As a theater artist, I have developed dozens of strategies to help students mobilize, personify and act out the curriculum. They become part of it, gain ownership of it, and remember it. I do this in an organized fashion using structured games and plans that are designed specifically for each residency group. With so many lessons I wrote "Learning on their Feet, A Sourcebook for Kinesthetic Learning Across the Curriculum K-8". A glorious side effect: Working together promotes individual self-esteem and group cooperation.
Component Type Arts Workshop
Grades Pre-K, K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
First Language English
Other Languages None
Professional Links

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1OtpLlO5J

www.carolglynnproductions.com

https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=Carol%20Glynn

Testimonials

"Carol is an expert at designing residencies to match your specific curricular needs."
- Karen Loiselle, Superintendent, Colchester Public Schools, Colchester Public Schools, CT

" I think I already learned it before, but I never used it. It's like it was stuck in my body and Carol Glynn let it out."
- 2nd-grade student, Samuel Staples Elementary School, Easton, CT

Description

Using thoughtful games and activities, students work together to create something to present. The goal may explore word meanings, such as kindness, courage or gratitude. It may be improvising cooperation scenes or exploring growth mindset concepts. It could be designed to fit your needs. Arts infused residencies, where students work together to help everyone shine, always have social emotional benefits.