Teacher Training

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Jenn Book Haselswertdt
Education Coordinator
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301-280-1648

Other Resources:
Publications and Presentations
Residencies

Imagination Quest

Imagination Quest (IQ) is a teaching and learning model that advances active and personal education in, through, and about the arts via three initiatives: Teach to Reach (for teachers), Learning to Read, Reading to Learn (for students), and Partners for Learning (for parents/caregivers).

IQ is a unique collaboration of Imagination Stage and American University working with schools to inspire achievement - in the classroom and in life - through discovery learning. The goal of IQ is to enhance student achievement and foster creative and social skills through arts-based teaching and learning across the curriculum. IQ has reached over 1,908 teachers; 485 parents and caregivers; 3,592 students through residencies (another 20,000 students have been reached through the residency sharings); and 80 school principals from MD, DC, CA, VA, NH and RI.


IQ Team

The IQ team is committed to the value and importance of the arts and imagination in education. It consists of a seasoned ensemble of professional artists and teachers from Imagination Stage and researchers and artist/teachers from American University's School of Education and Department of Performing Arts.


IQ Teacher Training

• Professional Development Sessions in the IQ method of arts integration may be scheduled for your school or your school district. Additionally, IQ Teacher Institutes are held on local campuses over the summer for college credit.
• Arts Integrations Residencies at your school

For more information about Imagination Quest Teacher Training, contact Jenn Book Haselswerdt, by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or by phone at 301-280-1648.

For a more thorough description of Imagination Quest, please view the PowerPoint presentation "Imagination Quest: A Glimpse at the Imagination Quest (IQ) Model".

 

Imagination Quest Sponsors Include:

Arts Education in Maryland Schools
The Association for Theatre in Higher Education
Baltimore County Public School System
The Brimstone Fund
BWF Foundation
Diane & Norman Bernstein Foundation, Inc.
Communities in Schools of the Nation's Capital
FBR
The DIVA's
The Fowler Foundation
Freddie Mac Foundation
Gilbert and Jaylee Mead Family Foundation
ISI Board Member Sponsorship
Lockheed-Martin Corporation
MD State Arts Council
MD State DOE
Montgomery County Public Schools
PEPCO
PG&E Generating Co.
Ronald McDonald House Charities
The Hattie Strong Foundation
University of New Hampshire
VSAarts
VA Commission for the Arts
The Wachovia Foundation
The Webber Family Foundation


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