oin host Larry Moss and special guest Jack Langerak, a teaching artist and arts administrator, as they delve into the transformative power of mentorship and collaboration in arts education. In this engaging episode, Jack shares his professional journey and offers valuable insights on the integration of arts into the classroom, the challenges and opportunities for teaching artists, and the importance of seeking funding and grants.
Discover warm-up activities to engage groups, and learn from Jack's experiences as he transitioned from teaching to administration. Paying homage to influential teaching artists who have shaped the field, this conversation is a testament to the lasting impact of arts education on individuals and communities.
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