Arts Learning
ACHF Arts Education
Youth ages 9-13 will learn theater skills (clowning, mask, puppetry, improv) to explore humor, critical thinking, and collaboration across cultures. Surveys for participants, artists, parents or caregivers will measure skills learned, perceived competency, and perceptions regarding how these skills can be used to collaborate cross-culturally. 2: In Kid City’s Laugh Labs and Kid Council, youth ages 9-13 deepen their understanding of how to use theater to positively impact their city. Participants respond in focus groups and using photovoice methodology to open-ended questions about connections between activities and the greater Maplewood community.
Youth ages 9-13 learned theater skills (puppetry, social action improvisation and video) to explore critical thinking and collaboration across culture. At the final sessions of KID CITY residencies, the artist team facilitated discussions for participants to respond to Wilder Foundation's survey regarding their engagement and arts learning. Artists audio recorded discussion with Fairview High School group. 2: In KID CITY programs youth ages 9-13 deepened their understanding of how to use theater to positively impact their city. In final reflection sessions, participants responded to questions about connections between arts activities and the greater Maplewood community.
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