This is interesting, and I am wondering how much further would teachers have to work during outside contract hours to make this a reality. Is this a realistic thing to expect most teachers to do? Yes, it is good, but I worry about more things being added on teacher's plates without additional pay. Just additional work. Another question, if it IS additional work and no additional pay, would that STILL be worth it? If it increases career satisfaction?

Not only is art integration good for students, but it is also good for teachers. I think that is an excellent argument, however a question I might have is is it good for ALL teachers? Or just those who are more creatively inclined? I am very creatively inclined, however I wonder if arts integration would have the same affect on a person who has never had much interest in creative arts.

This paragraph was interesting for someone who had ADHD. Tests have never been my forte and I'm constantly on the lookout for alternatives. I've never thought of music being an alternative!

This is how I was educated in school when I was little. I remember so many subjects because they were taught through song. Not so much teaching students about singing and more so teaching students through song.