1. In a choice-based art classroom, students work at their own pace, follow their interests, and learn from their peers and teacher as they work independently in centers with different art materials and projects. 2. Teachers can observe students working independently to understand their strengths and needs, work with small groups, and expect students to be highly motivated to work on projects of their choosing. 3. The classroom is arranged as studios with organized centers for art materials. Students learn from demonstrations, center directions, each other, and resources as they work independently or in groups.

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8. Students may try the new focus or work independently in centers.

9. Materials and techniques in centers have been introduced whole-group.

10. Students learn from the teacher.

11. Students learn from center directions.

12. Students learn from each other.

13. Students learn from resources in the centers.

14. Student teach themselves.

16. Paint Center

22. Printmaking Center

27. Maskmaking Center

29. Weaving Center

36. Sculpture Center

44. Collage Center

46. Puppet Center

50. Drawing Center

56. Chalkboard

59. Architecture

61. Art History Connections

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