Participants as part of the Integrated Learning Specialist Program (ILSP) of the Alameda County Office of Education are required to complete 30 hours of course work from folks in the community in order to receive their ILSP certificate. Here is how the process works.
1. Understanding the ILSP
Electives Process
Presented by Lynn Johnson, Director of Membership & Programs
Teaching Artists Guild
www.teachingartistsguild.org
2. ILSP Electives: The Big Picture
How can we collectively transform
public education through the arts to
create a better future for everyone?
Collective Impact
Schools/Community
Connect
A Better Future for
Everyone
Learn more about the work of the Alliance for Arts Learning
Leadership at http://www.artiseducation.org/aboutus/alliance-arts-learning-leadership
3. ILSP Electives
Learning beyond the Core Courses
Take courses from the community
Deep, meaningful engagement
Choose the courses that fit your
needs/interests and stretch your
learning
4. Arts Immersion Playground
Stretch your current understanding and
skills
Hands-on/embodied instruction
Visual, performing, literary, media/digital
Taught by professional artist
6 hours, an immersive experience
Intentional with beginning, middle, and
end
For a deeper
exploration into
your relationship
with art-making
5. Equity and Social Justice
Critically evaluates and deepens your
understanding
Self-reflective processes
Taught by qualified academic,
professional, or organization
6 hours, an immersive experience
Intentional with beginning, middle, and
end
For a deeper
exploration into how
issues of race,
gender, class affect
you & your teaching
practice
6. Creative Inquiry
Stretch your current understanding of
teaching/learning frameworks
Common
Core/ELA/Science/Technology/Mathematics
Taught by qualified academic, professional, or
organization
6 hours, an immersive experience
Intentional with beginning, middle, and end
For a deeper
exploration into a
diversity of
learning
frameworks
7. Finding Courses: TAG Website
Make sure to search
under “ILSP Elective”
www.teachingartistsguild.org/events
8. Finding Courses: TAG Website
Share good ideas with
other participants!
www.teachingartistsguild.org/events/community/add
9. Finding Courses: Art is Education Website
Make sure to search
under “ILSP Elective”
www.artiseducation.org/calendar
10. Finding Courses: Art is Education Website
Share good ideas with
other participants!
www.artiseducation.org/calendar/submit-your-event
11. Finding Courses: Other Sources
Your Favorite Theaters,
Museums, Cultural Institutions
Adult Schools, Continuing
Education Programs
Teachers for Social Justice
Craigslist
Thumbtack
12. Finding Courses: Social Media Links
Facebook: Art is Education,
Teaching Artists Guild
Twitter #ILSP: @artised,
@teachingartists
LinkedIn: Teaching Artists Guild
(Group)
Sign up with TAG to receive
regular emails
www.teachingartistsguild.org/membership
13. Reflection & Reporting
One per course
Signature of the Instructor
6 hours = 1 CEU
Reflect on your experience
What you learned
How you changed
How did it deepen your ILSP
experience?
14. How do I get my ILSP certificate?
In addition…
3 Core
Courses
ILSP
Certificate
30 Hours
Electives
• CEU’s through Mills
College
• Graduate Units through
Lesley University
• ILSP Apprentice Trainings
15. Keep in Touch
Teaching Artists Guild
Lynn Johnson
Director of Membership & Programs
www.teachingartistsguild.org
ilsp@teachingartistsguild.org
membership@teachingartistsguild.org