In his talk “New Standards for a New Century: Contemporary Arts Education and Contemporary Teaching and Learning” given at the 2nd Annual International Education Summit, Mr. Aprill talks about teaching and learning organized around Big Ideas and contemporary concepts in anticipation of future demands on education.

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In his talk “An arts education augury: Thoughts on new research and the state of the field” given at the 2nd Annual International Education Summit, Mr. Rabkin analyzes the common threads in the current moment of evolution within arts education, using Steve Seidel’s speech on the “Quality of Quality” and a recent blog-a-thon on artsjournal.com as exemplars.

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In his talk “A Pedagogy of Infinity: Best Practices in Language, Literacy, and Arts Teaching across the Americas” given at the 2nd Annual International Education Summit, Mr. Wootton describes the characteristics of extraordinary arts, language, and literacy practices across international education settings. To hear the audio of this talk click here. To download the audio of this talk, right click and Save Link As here. To watch the video of this talk click here. To download the video of this talk, right click and Save Link As here.

Read the article published in the Teaching Artist Journal by Habla Director Kurt Wootton that outlines the foundational principles of Habla.

Download the article here:  constant-search.pdf

The KnowledgeWorks Foundation designed a conceptual framework describing what the educational landscape might look like in the year 2020. The goals and mission of Habla anticipate and move us toward a more global future where multiple ways of communication are critical. Read more about these future trends here on the KnowledgeWorks’ website.