Learning Through The Arts
Learning Through The Arts
A leader in the development of programs that meet the learning, wellness, and social development needs of citizens across Canada.
Learn about our programs resonating with Indigenous youth
An online, interactive, collaborative professional development opportunity for educators
A professional learning program that assists educators in teaching about Canada’s First Nations
At Home Learning activities for both parents and teachers.
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About Learning Through The Arts
A leader in the development of programs that meet the learning, wellness, and social development needs of youth, we're focused on increasing student engagement through inclusive instructional models. With a professional development model based in building online communities of practice, we bring together teachers and students from across North America and the globe to address some of the most pressing issues faced in the classroom today.
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6 Social
6 Social empowers students to apply their math, technology, and media arts skills to solve social issues affecting their community.
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Living Through The Arts
Living Through the Arts works in partnership with social service organizations across Ontario to meet the needs of clients from different demographic groups through arts-based workshop sessions and artist professional development and support. The program nurtures creativity, builds self-knowledge and self-esteem, fosters mutual respect, and encourages the expression and celebration of creativity and identity — both individually and socially.
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Our Sponsors
The Royal Conservatory gratefully acknowledges our sponsors for their support of Learning Through the Arts programs for the 2019-20 year.
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