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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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