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Using music and physical activities to reinforce math concepts… Creating a classroom museum of historical artifacts… Working with audio and video technology to address real community challenges… These are just some of the exceptional qualities and experiences that mark the four finalists for the nation’s top teaching honor. The Council of Chief State School Officers and Scholastic, Inc. announce the following finalists for the 2004-2005 National Teacher of Year Award.
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