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Sunday, October 21, 2007

Interactive

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a great interactive tool for young artists. The multimedia programs are tools for learning about artists and art related topics. They also include history, biographies, quizzes, games and more.


I wrote a lesson plan which included the use of
How Van Gogh Made His Mark. The interaction makes it an engaging experience for students. If you have access to computers Explore & Learn is a great interactive learning tool to implement into your lesson plans! The Metropolitan Museum of Art also has a great Timeline of Art History. Where was this when I needed a timeline??


Other Explore & Learn topics:
Cézanne's Astonishing Apples
Romare Bearden: Let's Walk The Block
China: Dawn of a Golden Age, 200–750 ADA Resource for Teachers and Students
Gilbert Stuart: Making Faces
The Tomb of Perneb
Childe Hassam, American Impressionist


This weeks filler is... All the Cats Join In from the Cartoon Make Mine Music (1940s)



Some things I have learned in the first month of student teaching:


  • Learn to pick your battles

  • Don't look at situations as battles

  • Positive re-enforcement works wonders with "uninterested" students

Issues:

  • How to address students who plainly refuse to do their work in class

  • What's the best way to discipline (address the student privately, a call home, detention?)
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