Brave Art & Teens: A Primer for the Future High School Art Teacher
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (990 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1456493248 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 132 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
A Wonderful Art Education Handbook for Teachers skpack This is a book for new and old teachers. It is a valuable handbook that should be on every Art educator's bookshelf. It is also appropriate for teachers of younger art students. It takes the mystery and fear out of, "How do I begin?" I observed Jodi on many occasions while working on my teacher certification. A teacher's demeanor and language can completely change the outcome of a lesson, is one of the most valuable lessons that I use now. Her ideas and suggestions WORK!!! There are worksheets, resources for reference, lesson ideas and management approaches that you can i. "Warning. Typos and a complete waste. Avoid!" according to Shanrose. What a load of crap. This follows the theory of teaching art to kids today should not teach them about art, but instead how to problem solve creatively Brilliant if you are in the art teaching profession and don't know a thing about art itself and want to drone on in your classroom without really trying. Great for failed teachers in other fields who refuse to learn art but ended up there somehow. Typos? Someone should have a creative solution to real life problems likespellcheck? Are you an introvert and looking for a book to help gain confidence about teaching art in the. Some good ideas Rebekka Herrmann Patterson has some valid points, but lots of what not to do and few actual explanations of how to put the ideas into action. The most useful part of the book is the appendix with several discussion prompts and other resources. I have found several typos, which is distracting when reading.
. Jodi A. Patterson is an Artist/Teacher who has more than two decades of teaching experience
. Patterson is an Artist/Teacher who has more than two decades of teaching experience. About the Author Jodi A
It asks future teachers to consider how/why art is important to teens (remembering that teenagers need art for different reasons than adults) and outlines how to set up a classroom for deep discussion and brave art making. 3rd Edition. Updated January, 2016. This book does not include art lesson/project ideas. This is a self-published compilation of a professor's class notes that serves as a companion text for a general "Intro to Secondary Art Education" course. This book provides basic information about what the job of an art teacher is. It is best suited for students who are in