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#55 Mary Shannon Heinzelmann, Arts Teacher at Albert Einstein Academies
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Mary Shannon Heinzelmann is a long-time Arts Teacher at Albert Einstein Academies (AEA) in San Diego, CA. From her roots in a musically and artistically inclined family to her transformative teaching methods, Mary Shannon's story illustrates the serendipitous magic of pursuing a passion. This discussion includes the positive and negative impacts of the digital age on the many forms of art, how California is breathing new life into arts education, and the impact art has on all subjects in a student's education.
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Chapters
1. #55 Mary Shannon Heinzelmann, Arts Teacher at Albert Einstein Academies (00:00:00)
2. The Role of Art in Education (00:00:04)
3. Art and Aesthetics in Education (00:14:09)
4. Technology's Impact on Attention and Art (00:24:07)
5. Finding Renewal Through Art and Self-Care (00:36:52)
6. Arts' Importance in Education and Society (00:50:48)
7. Appreciation for Mary Shannon's Impact (00:56:44)
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