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ART-904
3 Credits
Correspondence
4.82/5.00
ART-904
3 Credits
Correspondence
4.82/5.00
Discover how easy and powerful art education can be. These lessons are easy to follow, easy to integrate with other subjects, and are immediately ready to use in your classroom. In addition to completing the art experiences yourself, you will teach two lessons with support and feedback from your instructor. This course is a must for the teacher who wants to bring the joy and power of art into the classroom but doesn't know where to begin. No special materials or 'artistic talent' required.
This course is applicable towards the Art in the Classroom Certificate.
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Jill Faison
Instructor
I have been involved in the arts my entire life, and as an educator, I have seen firsthand how the integration of meaningful art experiences into existing classroom curriculum can consistently lead to advancements in student learning and achievement. Areas such as critical thinking, problem-solving, authentic learning, teamwork, and intrinsic motivation, are all enhanced when art becomes a systematic part of the classroom landscape. For this reason, I’m very enthusiastic about showing other teachers – regardless of their art backgrounds – how easy it can be to incorporate this simple yet profound element into the curriculum they are already teaching – with spectacular results!