I’m Stacey Tirro, a high school performing arts teacher for over 25 years. In that time, I’ve taught a lot of amazing people. Now that so many of my students are adults, they teach me how, through the lessons in my classroom, they have been changed for the better.
Changed for the Better: the power of arts in education
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I’m Stacey Tirro, a high school performing arts teacher for over 25 years. In that time, I’ve taught a lot of amazing people. Now that so many of my students are adults, they teach me how, through the lessons in my classroom, they have been changed for the better.
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July 31, 2023
Episode 45: Samuel Auguste
<p>In performing arts education, there are some students who love the spotlight, and others who just love to be there, participating, without the pressure and responsibility of being the lead role. Samuel Auguste was one of the latter. Tune in to learn three of the most important lessons Sam learned during his time in the rehearsal studio and on stage. <a href="http://staceytirro.com/2023/06/10/changed-for-the-better-episode-45/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Blog at staceytirro.com</a></p> <p><a href="https://youtu.be/auNEHlXsi5I" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Watch on YouTube</a> Changed for the Better Theme: written and performed by Brianna Knight Graphic Design: Michael DelPup © Changed for the Better, 2023</p>
July 28, 2023
Episode 44: Matthew Hochberg
<p>Not all of my guests craved the spotlight. Some were very happy behind-the-scenes, putting their production talents to good use in quieter ways. Matthew Hochberg, class of 1998, spent his senior year assimilating back into public school life through Thespian Troupe 721. There, he leaned on the safe community as he figured out what would inspire his future. <a href="https://staceytirro.com/category/changed-for-the-better/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Changed for the Better Blog</a> Changed for the Better Theme: written and performed by Brianna Knight Graphic Design: Michael DelPup © Changed for the Better, 2023</p>
July 26, 2023
Episode 43: Esskee Nance-Doucet
<p>A running theme on this podcast is the non-linear path to now. Whether for a change of heart or change of circumstance, the road people take often diverge multiple times from the one they set out upon. Sometimes, you have a few guardian angels to help lead the way. From teen mom to LPN to NP, Esskee Nance-Doucet has climbed mountainous terrain in order to smell the sweet, clean air of success. Tune in for her story. <a href="staceytirro.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Changed for the Better Blog</a> Changed for the Better Theme: written and performed by Brianna Knight Graphic Design: Michael DelPup © Changed for the Better, 2023</p>
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