Studio Thinking
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The document discusses studio thinking and creative and critical thinking in the arts. It explores the beliefs and philosophies of teachers as artists, creators, and learners. It highlights how participation in arts events and activities fosters creativity. It outlines the 8 studio habits of mind and envisions the studio classroom as a place for students to create, express, and share. It also references research on the influence of collaboration among colleagues on improving teaching practice.
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A compendium for self-directed learning in art, design, and craft-making
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- A case study of a first grade student named Scott who was struggling in class and missing assignments.
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Reflection has its origins in ancient philosophy and is an important part of human development and learning. The purpose of reflection is to improve professional practice by critically examining experiences. It requires skills like self-awareness, open-mindedness, and honesty. Reflection leads to personal and professional growth as practitioners gain insight, make changes, and improve their competence over time. Different models emphasize aspects like critical analysis, planned change, and reflecting both during and after experiences. Overall reflection is a valuable tool for practitioners to continuously learn and enhance their skills.
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Artist statement
This document provides guidance on writing an artist's statement or statement of purpose for art school applications. It discusses including information about your artistic style, objectives, inspiration, and future goals. The document recommends structuring the statement in three paragraphs that introduce yourself, provide more details about your work and process, and discuss your aspirations and how the school can help you achieve them. It emphasizes being honest, specific, and tailored to each individual school through research. Overall, the document aims to help applicants concisely yet effectively communicate their passion and vision for art to admissions committees.
Differentiation Training
The document discusses differentiation in education and provides strategies for teachers to meet the needs of diverse learners. It defines differentiation as accommodating differences to help all students learn effectively. The document emphasizes knowing your students, having high expectations, and providing opportunities for students to express understanding. It provides examples of differentiation strategies like flexible grouping, scaffolding, modeling, and feedback through marking. It stresses that differentiation is not writing many lesson plans but making small adaptive changes to meet individual needs.
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This document discusses adolescent literacy development and strategies for teaching literacy. It addresses connecting classroom literacy to students' real-world experiences and communities. Several key ideas are explored, including tapping into students' prior knowledge, making learning experiences relevant and inquiry-based, and using authentic assessments like interviews, observations, and portfolios. The goal is to understand what literacy means to students and bridge gaps between school and their lives outside of school.
Opencall rules
https://www.artjobs.com/
Artist Trust: https://www.artisttrust.org/grants/
Artist Relief: https://artistrelief.org/
Arts Council: https://www.arts.gov/grants
State Council: https://www.arts.gov/state-local-partners
Foundation Center: https://grantspace.org/
Grantmakers in the Arts: https://www.giarts.org/
Grants for Individual Artists: https://www.artworkarchive.com/blog/grants-for-individual-artists
Artist Opportunities: https://www.artistopportunities.org/
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