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Preface-Recognizing Bats and Ways to Avoid Them | |
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About the Author | |
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Preparing for Teaching | |
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Exploring Our Roots | |
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Art to Support Society | |
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Art to Enhance the Individual Child | |
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Art as a Curricular Discipline | |
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Art Education of the 1980s and 1990s | |
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A Vision of Art Education Today | |
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Summary | |
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Emphasizing Art Making | |
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Artistic Expression of Children | |
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Stages of Artistic Development | |
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Visual and Haptic Modes of Expression | |
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Three Types of Productive Activities: Closed-Ended, Open-Ended, and Laissez-Faire | |
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Teaching Models to Sequence Studio Activities | |
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Summary | |
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Planning Verbally and Visually | |
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Planning Verbally | |
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Components of a Unit Plan | |
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Sample Unit Plans | |
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Unit-Planning Strategies | |
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Moving from the Planning Continuum to a Unit Plan | |
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Planning Visually | |
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Concept, Process, and Product Visuals | |
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Visuals to Present Cultural Exemplars | |
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Technology Applications to Planning and Teaching | |
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Integrating Verbal and Visual Planning Strategies | |
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Summary | |
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Progressing Through Planning Toward Teaching | |
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Preparing to Write a Lesson Plan | |
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Lesson Components and Planning Strategies | |
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Expanding a Unit Plan Through a Sequence of Lesson Plans | |
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Moving from Planning to Teaching | |
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Summary | |
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Moving into the Classroom | |
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Preparing for Your Students | |
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Creating the Physical Environment | |
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Making an Aesthetic Statement | |
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Designing a Functional Space | |
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Creating the Emotional Environment | |
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Classroom Management | |
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Motivational Strategies | |
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Getting to Know Your Students | |
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Summary | |
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Teaching the Language of Vision | |
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Defining the Language of Vision | |
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Approaches to Teaching the Language | |
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A Child-Centered Perspective | |
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A Subject-Centered Perspective | |
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Sample Activities to Develop Visual Language Skills | |
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Presenting Visual Concepts Visually | |
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Summary | |
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Promoting Creativity | |
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Creativity in the Context of Art Education | |
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Characteristics of Creative Behavior | |
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Strategies to Promote Creativity | |
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Use of Art Media | |
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Open-Ended Assignments | |
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Brainstorming | |
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Webs to Develop Thinking Skills | |
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Bauhaus Teaching Approaches | |
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The Creative Problem-Solving Teaching Model | |
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Summary | |
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Encouraging Reflection | |
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Reflecting on Art Behaviors | |
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Assessing Art Products | |
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Engaging in Critical Dialogue | |
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Summary | |
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Expanding into the Outside | |
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Embracing Diversity | |
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Multiculturalism Within the Context of Art Education | |
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How to Present Other Cultures | |
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How to Relate Other Cultures to Our Culture | |
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How to Provide for Meaningful Experiences | |
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Multicultural Unit Planning | |
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Components of a Multicultural Unit | |
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Flexible Approaches to Planning | |
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Summary | |
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Making Interdisciplinary Connections | |
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Approaches to Interdisciplinary Education | |
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Planning Interdisciplinary Units of Study | |
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Suggestions for Interdisciplinary Planning | |
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Summary | |
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Focusing on Art Criticism and Aesthetics | |
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Art Criticism Within the Context of Art Education | |
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The Art Criticism Teaching Model | |
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Steps and Application of the Art Criticism Teaching Model | |
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Flexible Implementation of the Model | |
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Aesthetics Within the Context of Art Education | |
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Aesthetic Concepts | |
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Aesthetic Theories | |
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Connecting Aesthetics to Studio Production | |
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Summary | |
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Presenting Art History | |
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Strategies for Teaching Art History | |
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Presenting Art History Through Osmosis | |
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Taking Your Students to Art | |
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Bringing Art to Your Students | |
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Presenting Art in the Dark | |
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Use of Cultural Exemplars | |
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The Art History Teaching Model | |
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Steps of the Art History Teaching Model | |
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Application of the Art History Teaching Model | |
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Summary | |
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Seeing the Big Picture | |
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Integrating the Components | |
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Integrating Art Criticism, Aesthetics, and Art History | |
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Integrating Response and Productive Components | |
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Integrating the Four Art Education Domains in a Unit Plan | |
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Ideas For Long-Range Planning | |
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Developing a Yearly Plan | |
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Summary | |
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Addressing Standards, Assessment, and Accountability | |
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Investigating National Visual Arts Standards | |
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Relating the National Standards to the Contents of This Book | |
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Demonstrating Accountability | |
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Using Portfolios to Demonstrate Learning | |
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Assessing Outcomes | |
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Designing a Grading System | |
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Summary | |
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Demonstrating Teacher Competencies | |
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Articulating a Philosophy of Art Education | |
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Developing an Art Education Portfolio | |
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Presenting Yourself at an Interview | |
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Summary | |
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Postscript: from Avoiding Bats to Wholebrained Functioning | |
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References | |
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Index | |
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Worksheet Exercises | |
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Exploring Our Roots, Why Teach Art? | |
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Sequencing Art Experiences through the Product-Oriented Teaching Model | |
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Sequencing Art Experiences through the Process-Oriented Teaching Model | |
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Planning Verbally and Visually: Exploring an Idea for a Unit of Study | |
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Designing Visuals | |
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Emphasizing the Essential Qualities of an Object through the Use of Abstraction | |
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Moving toward Goals through Individual Objectives | |
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Writing a Task Analysis for an Activity | |
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Developing Behavioral Guidelines | |
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Designing Activities to "Concretize" Concepts about Art Elements | |
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Designing Activities to "Concretize" Concepts about Design Principles | |
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Sample Verbal Visual Brainstorming Sheet: Creative Creatures | |
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Promoting Creativity: Sequencing Studio Activities through the CPS Teaching Model | |
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Designing a Brainstorming Worksheet | |
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Sample Reflection Sheet for a Close-ended Activity: How Skillful Am I at Contour Drawing? | |
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Sample Reflection Sheet for an Open-ended Activity: Abstracting a Natural Object | |
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Generic Reflection Sheet for an Open-ended Activity | |
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Generic Reflection Sheet for a Laissez-faire Activity | |
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Specific Product-Oriented Reflection Sheet | |
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Generic Product-Oriented Reflection Sheet | |
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Reflection Sheet: Interpretation of Product Interpreting Your Artwork | |
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Designing a Reflection Sheet for a Process-Oriented Activity | |
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Designing a Closing Worksheet for a Unit of Study | |
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Closing Worksheet: Navajo Unit | |
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Generating Ideas for Multicultural Units | |
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Connecting the "Inside" to the "Outside" | |
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Interdisciplinary Reflection Sheet: Inventing Insects | |
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Exploring the Integration Process | |
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Using the Art Criticism Teaching Model | |
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Connecting Aesthetics to Studio Production | |
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Structuring a Cultural/Historical Presentation | |
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Integrating the Four Domains of Art Education in a Unit Scope and Sequence | |
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Sequencing Units of Study | |
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Addressing the National Visual Arts Standards | |
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Preparing to Write a Philosophy Statement | |
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Unit Plans | |
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The Abstraction of Georgia O'Keeffe | |
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Pattern in the Everyday Environment | |
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The Abstraction of Georgia O'Keeffe | |
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Navajo Sandpainting | |
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Inventing Insects | |