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Dr. David Wetzel's experience includes more than 25 years in continuing, adult, and teacher education.

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Lesson Plan Help

Writing effective lesson plans may seem like a simple task, but often finding an effective lesson planning style is more difficult than initially thought. A well thought out lesson plan can be the difference between a well behaved class and a wild class. Effective lesson planning can also impact student test scores, something all teachers and administrators are concerned with.

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A look at what the research says about the arts as a part of the core curriculum and some ideas on how to integrate arts into schools.

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