Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB) is a choice-based art education approach that regards students as artists. It supports multiple modes of teaching and learning to meet diverse student needs. The classroom environment provides many art resources and materials for students to choose from. Teachers utilize ongoing assessment methods to support student and teacher growth.

1. Teaching for Artistic Behavior Choice Based Art Education Misty McCauley Hoover EDIM 510

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