ATSU ADALETEY FACILITATES ARTS INTEGRATION WORKSHOP AT DELA MONTESSORI SCHOOL — ITAC GHANA
Arts integration and arts education, in various formats, have positively and consistently been linked to increased student engagement, motivation, and persistence (Asbury & Rich, 2008; Deasy, 2002; Fiske, 1999; Hetland et al., 2007; Stevenson & Deasy, 2005).
A lot of research clearly reveals this and on and on, ITAC Ghana continues to reach out; enhancing teaching and learning through professional development workshops on Arts Integration.
Dela Montessori School generously received us and it was 100% participatory. I was blown out by their humility because they are equally equipped with many other PDs but remained humble and cooperative throughout the workshop.
Workshops such as this one has always created a flexible platform for all to exchange great ideas.
I can’t keep mute about the investment wholly been channeled to the school building plus many other needs. The classroom settings alone; so welcoming — I love the desk designs so much and surely a school you want to send your ward. Simply call 0552501114 for admission info.
To the management, MR. GEORGE KWAKU DONKOR, MABEL GBOLO AMISSAH and PATRICIA KENNEDY NOAGBE and staff of Dela Montessori School, ITAC Ghana is proud to have connected with you.
Again, I am thankful to Eric Booth, Madeleine McGirk, ITAC Catalysts and all TAs and members of ITAC Fam who keep supporting this movement. I am thankful to you MR. DAVID DAKE for setting up and assistance to all technical needs.
