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N.C. Teacher Prep to Include Arts

By Erik W. Robelen — August 07, 2012 1 min read
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Efforts to promote integration of the arts across the curriculum got a boost in North Carolina last month, when Democratic Gov. Beverly Perdue signed legislation stipulating that those studying to become elementary teachers get some grounding in the concept.

The measure, contained in a broader education bill, says elementary education programs “shall ensure” that teacher-candidates “are prepared to integrate arts education across the curriculum.”

The legislature’s action comes on the heels of a report from a statewide panel appointed last year by the General Assembly.

A version of this article appeared in the August 08, 2012 edition of Education Week

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