Resources & Tools
Message & Call to Action
Effective communication is critical to engaging audiences of all kinds. Here’s some sample language you can use to promote Arts Ed Now and arts education locally.
December 7, 2020
Effective communication is critical to engaging audiences of all kinds. Here’s some sample language you can use to promote Arts Ed Now and arts education locally.
Relationships are the lifeblood of any successful campaign. “Power Mapping” helps you identify the people who need to hear your story, can connect to what you are doing, and take action to help you achieve goals.
The Arts Education and Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Framework is designed to illuminate the intersection between arts education and social-emotional learning to allow for the intentional application of appropriate teaching and learning strategies, with the overarching goal of enhancing Arts Education.
Read about how SEL is a strong argument for music education and download the fact sheet here.
Making changes at your school may relate to policy. And that means you’ll need to work directly with school and district board officials and administrators. Here are some tips and tools to help you connect to those who can influence change.
Do you know the New Jersey Administrative Code?
Read the statement of support for arts education endorsed by national organizations.
the nature, role, importance, and future of arts education in the schools where our members teach, administer, supervise, develop and implement education policy.
