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Teaching Through the Arts with Aliza Sarian Workshop
The Arts Resource Hub presented ‘Teaching Through the Arts with Aliza Sarian’ workshop, on 24 & 25 September 2024, in partnership with the MA Arts Pedagogy and Practice programme at LASALLE College of the Arts, University of the Arts Singapore (UAS).
Over the two-day session, artists learnt about expanding their teaching practice through the lens of developing the whole person - such as how to engage students with varying levels of interest in the arts and methods for integrating arts with social-emotional learning. Aliza is a dramaturg and arts educator herself, who is currently based in Canada and has years of arts education experience under her belt.

Here are three key takeaways from the workshop:
- Connect through Culturally Responsive Teaching: This is an approach to bridge students' personal and lived experiences with the arts. For example, in a music class on rhythm, you can invite students to bring a playlist of music they like, to encourage them to take ownership of their own learning. Learn more about the principles of this teaching approach here.
- Deliver your lesson with rotating learning stations: Students will rotate in small groups through a series of learning stations. This is a helpful way to quickly cover a large amount of content or different topics. The movement and interaction involved help keep the lesson engaging! To learn more about this interactive approach, check out the resource article linked here.
- Consider how arts education can play a role in a student's personal development: The arts help develop transferable skills which can be applied in other areas of life. For example, practising voice projection in theatre isn't just for the stage - they can boost confidence in class presentations too! Browse more performing arts-based resources for educators here.
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ARH IGNITE Mentorship Programme
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The Arts Resource Hub is thrilled to unveil the mentees selected for this year's Ignite Mentorship programme! These mentees represent a diverse range of artistic disciplines, including performing arts, visual arts, and more. Each will be paired with an experienced mentor to guide them on their seven-month journey. View the full list of mentors and mentees below. We're excited to witness the growth and development of the mentees over the coming months.
The ARH Ignite Mentorship Programme provides training and support for new or early-career (less than five years' experience) self-employed persons (SEPs) in the arts and delves into key SEP skills and competencies.
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Mentors | Mentees | |
anGie seah Artist and Producer | Charlotte, Lai Hui Lin Graphic Designer | Titisa Jeamsakul Movement Artist, Dance and Yoga Educator, Facilitator, and Assistant Director of MIAO DANCE |
Faye Lim Dance Artist and Producer | Dameris Khoo Theatre Performer, Playwright, and Public Speaking Trainer | Jazreel Low Media Composer and Music Producer |
Felix Phang Composer, Musician, and Producer | Adam Rashidin Musician, Audio Engineer, and Composer | Huang Ming Xiang Pipa Musician, Music Educator, Conductor, and Creative Producer |
Grace Kalai Actor and Theatre Producer | Dia Hakim K. Actor and Playwright | Vishnucharan Naidu S/O Vijayan Applied Theatre Practitioner, Arts Educator, and Movement Artist |
Hoo Kuan Cien Producer and Arts Manager | Amanda Ong Illustrator, Mural Artist, and Brand Designer | Esther Tan Zhi Xuan Theatre Practitioner, Stage Manager, and Multimedia Operator |
Jeremiah Choy Creative Director and Producer | Chng Yi Kai Theatre Actor, Director, Creative Community Facilitator, and Drama Educator | Woo Zhen Hong, Kevin Actor, Performer, Storyteller, and Artist |
Kamini Ramachandran Storyteller and Producer | Julian Low Physical Theatre and Traditional Chinese Martial Arts (Taiji) Practitioner, and Video Producer | Tara Ebrahim Mama Writer and Curatorial Researcher |
Malik bin Mazlan Visual Artist | Ili Nur Asiyah Binte Mustafa Kamal Floral Artist, Educator, and Creative Strategist | Jane Lau Musician, Early Childhood Music Specialist, Music Educator, Facilitator, and Conductor |
Mok Cui Yin Multidisciplinary Producer | Jenise Lee Music Content Strategist and Designer | Neo Ke Xin Contemporary Dance Practitioner (with Chinese dance roots) |
Mohamad Shaifulbahri Theatre and Dance Producer | Pearl Han Xin-Le Theatre and Screen Actress, and Visual Arts Educator | Yuan Yu Jing, Krys Actor, Creator, and Theatre Artist |
Conceptualised and produced by: | Jeffrey Tan Theatre Director, Arts Educator, and Creative Producer |