Teaching for artistic behavior

Changing your curriculum and/or teaching philosophy can be overwhelming, and at times, you might not know where to begin. This article will take 8 minutes to read.

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Teaching For Artistic Behavior an introduction Elizabeth Honeysett January, 2016

Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB) is a nationally recognized choice-based art education approach to teaching art. In a TAB classroom: Students are regarded as artist, students choose what to work on, classes begin with a short demo or discussion to ins

Poster for types of studio work that is happening in my classroom at any given time. Students have a choice of what type of work they do each day. A WOW piece is a showcase piece that is worked on over time.

When it comes to art education, the possibilities are endless. One way to engage students and encourage critical thinking is through choice-based art lessons that provide students with an opportunity for student choice in the classroom. Choice-based art lessons allow students to make decisions about

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Jean Ische & Julia Wilcox Art Educators in Eastern Carver County Schools TAB - Teaching Artistic Behavior Learner-Directed Art In a TAB classroom, students can: Work at their own speed Work from strengths Follow a line of thought over time Learn from work with peers Develop a

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One of my goals this year was to have my students really understand the artistic behaviors. I thought last year the students were looking at them only on the surface. I want a deeper understandin…

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Poster outside my room hanging with student art. It is my philosophy of teaching art along with a list of skills I require my students to work on in a choice-based studio.

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This year something I’ve adopted with all of my classes is “Mindset Mondays.” We learn about the concept of having a growth mindset in order to develop attitudes, build habits and…