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All Teachers Program
Integrating the Arts into the Curriculum (Also known as Integrated Teaching Through the Arts)  
 
Art Programs
Finding Your Visual Voice:  An Exploration of Representational and Abstract Art 
Ceramic Vessels with Attitude 
Pastel Painting on Cape Cod    
Landscapes and City-Scapes
Earth Sculptures: Working with Tides and Time 
 
Critical Issues in Education:  A Special Offering
Making Schools Safe:  Addressing Harassment, Bullying, and Hate Crimes in Schools and Cyberspace
 
Elementary
Integrating Visual Arts into the Elementary Classroom 
Teaching Poetry in the Elementary Classroom:  Getting Kids Hooked on the Music of Words (Also known as Integrating Poetry into the Elementary Classroom)
Elementary Science:  An Inquiry Based Approach (Also Known as Elementary Science By Inquiry)  
Advanced Topics in Literacy Development and Instruction
 
English
Teaching Poetry Writing to Adolescents 
From Socrates to Salinger: Using Western Philosophy to Teach Literature and Film 
                                        (2 sections)
Expository Writing:  The Art of the Argument
The Hero Journey:  Using Eastern Philosophy to Teach Literature and Film
Memoirs:  Learning From Our Stories (Also known as Writing and Teaching Memoir with Middle and High School Students)
  
Guidance and Administrators
Functions and Trigonometry  (Location Change from Dedham Campus to St. Mark's - Southborough, MA)
 
Modern Languages  
French Immersion
Spanish Language Immersion 
Contemporary Spanish American Fiction 
Teaching Modern Languages through the Creative Arts (2 sections) 
La Comedie dans le Cinema Francais 
Developing Creative Arts Materials for the Foreign Language Classroom 

Physical Education   
Including Students with Disabling Conditions in the Regular Physical Education Program 
Updating Your Health, Wellness, and Physical Education Program
Integrating Technology into your Physical Education Program 
Moving Towards Wellness: Applications and Practices for Secondary Schools
Putting the Pieces Together: Strategies for Building Movement into the Elementary Physical Education Program 
 
Science   
Surveys of New England Coastal Ecosystems
Exploring Biotechnology: Recombinant DNA and Protein Purification 
E4 = Experiencing Evolution, Ecology and Ethology
The Nature of Science Inquiry (Also known as Inquiry as Content and Teaching Methods)
 
Social Studies   
Japan: World War II, Hiroshima and the American Occupation 
Teaching for Historical Understanding 
Forgotten Stories:  Women in History 
  
Special Education   
Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder
Augmentative and Alternative Communication with the Inclusion Setting
  
Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute   
Righting Writing for the 21st Century:  Theories and Practices in Teaching Writing
Literacy and Leadership:  Professional Research in English Studies 
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