Courtney Grieve

Elementary Art & ESL educator always looking for ways to grow as a teacher.

[Wilkes University @WilkesU]

The @SordoniGallery's exhibit "Solid Gone" will be gone the end of June - this interesting, thought-provoking show is a must-see. @nepascene
https://t.co/RqhwSc6Lwy

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

The idea that low income kids hear 30 million fewer words by the age of three is probably wrong, new research finds @anya1anya https://t.co/6Bz1qKJgxP #edchat #reading #elachat #earlyed #parenting

[Courtney Grieve @CArtEdG1]

@gcouros

[Courtney Grieve @CArtEdG1]

I do include craftsmanship in my rubrics and have reworded it many times trying to find a way to show the importance, but to allow for individual styles. I would love to see what rubrics other elementary Art teachers use. https://t.co/ECyDRI2pFT

[Melissa Purtee @MelissaPurtee]

Why It's Time to Stop Using Craftsmanship Rubrics https://t.co/yhbw4RGnUQ via @theartofed @iansands @twoducks @ColleenKR @mrstoben

[Courtney Grieve @CArtEdG1]

This is a great idea to extend the life of markers. Usually I just use them as sculpture bin materials when they start running out. https://t.co/8gtuwzi7zF

[The Art of Education University @theartofed]

How to Stretch Your Budget by Painting with Markers #ArtsEd #theArtofEd https://t.co/DtBceazkdB

[Courtney Grieve @CArtEdG1]

@nellie_tate @gcouros @spencerideas @katiemartinedu @EBGtech I tried Google slides with my 5th and 6th grade, but I think I will go in a different direction this year. I like the idea of using Google+, but the students do not currently have access to it.

[George Couros @gcouros]

4 Reflection Questions for the End of the School Year https://t.co/pnA1w3vg74

[Courtney Grieve @CArtEdG1]

#papbs Canton Elementary video submission certificate.

[Courtney Grieve @CArtEdG1]

#papbs congratulations #evergreenelementary !