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HoppArt’s Creative Educator Workshops are designed to provide professional development for teachers, combining art integration with core subjects. Enhance your teaching strategies and earn essential CPE hours through innovative, engaging workshops that foster creativity and critical thinking.
Discover how to incorporate historic and contemporary art into your curriculum, create interdisciplinary lessons, and inspire your students. Join us for a transformative learning experience in professional development for teachers, tailored to enrich both educators and students alike.
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Creative Educators is an innovative professional development series designed to enhance your teaching practices while helping you earn essential CPE hours. This comprehensive workshop series, for Pre-K through High School educators, offers strategies to integrate art across your curriculum, fostering a dynamic learning environment where creativity and core academic subjects intersect.

Our program incorporates HoppArt's unique approach to art-making, emphasizing the journey of learning and enjoyment through the creative process rather than focusing solely on a polished final product.
We blend historic and contemporary art into subjects like literacy, mathematics, and social studies, providing TEKS-aligned, 21st-century skills building lessons that utilize art inquiry methods to cultivate higher-level cognitive abilities.

Meet Lead Instructor
Rebecca j. Hopp
MFA, Art Educator
"My teaching philosophy is centered around process, not end product. Process-based art-making is a way of learning and creating where the focus is on the journey rather than the final result. It's all about the making, which helps the artist develop essential skills and knowledge. Students can think critically, make choices, and learn important social and emotional skills by engaging in process-based creation and integrating art into other subjects, like science and social studies."