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Teaching artists are designated experts who have dual careers as educators. They specialize in different artistic fields—music, dance, theatre, visual and creative arts, and work in many settings such as schools, museums, hospitals, and prisons.

Teaching Artists’ specialization and focus derives from various genres of art, including but not limited to theatre, music, dance, film, creative writing, design, photography, visual and creative arts. They integrate their artistic skill set, utilizing comprehensive techniques, to address the various specialized needs of many individuals, fostering an environment of positivity and fulfilment.

A creative process that facilitates a positive transformation in the participating individuals, groups and on society at large. Creative arts are activities that actively engage an individual’s imagination through music, visual arts, movement and dance, and drama and storytelling. Creative arts engage individuals across all domains—cognitive, language, social, emotional, and physical.

With Ms. B, you will utilize movement in various forms led by a professional teaching artist, fostering connections and building relationships with other individuals with disabilities around the world, both verbally and non-verbally.

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With Ms. B, you will embark on a journey of self-discovery, recognizing and understanding your abilities. Through empowerment via the arts, you'll gain continuous learning tools, and guidance from a creative arts teacher, fostering effective expression and showcasing abilities.

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