education consortium intergrating art in the classroom2/25/-6?
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nice i got my art degree at shepherd universty (shepherdstown wv) but i live in hawaii now so i wont be makin it to roanoke.  i miss the panhandle.  i am getting my masters in education and my thesis is going to be on integrating art in to the classroom.
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involve a class and learn something.an art or a sport.
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http://www.humboldt.edu/~jlw47/thesecondcoming.html
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How about using some great art-related picture books, like the Last Resort, by J. Patrick Lewis, or Action Jackson, by Jan Greenberg?  What exactly do you mean by teaching reading, anyhow?
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Art Education.  My sister & I both took Art Education in college, but were in different classes.  The teacher recognized that we just had to be related because we both had the highest scores in her class that she had seen.  It was an easy A+.  The thing about the course that I enjoyed the most was the presentation of a book report about how children learn art techniques.  Another thing that I liked a lot was the presentation report about art techniques that we all had to do.  A lot of the students were horribly unprepared, but I had a beautifully illustrated poster size book made for the teacher.  Of course, she loved it!  So, she kept it.  I didn't exactly need it anyway, as I was not an elementary education student.  I just took the course for the sheer fun of it!
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Math classes and mechanical drawing will help.
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I do not know the answer to the question but here is the link to the new york department of education\nhttp://www.nycenet.edu/default.aspx
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do art together.  \nsewing, drawing, cutting, glueing.
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Put on the top, "G'Day mate!" as a welcome sign.  Have the students make Austrailian animals and post them on it.  It really depends on the grade.  I'm in 5th grade and I would enjoy doing that.
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gonna have to dig deep on that one...  i would recommend contacting some universities.  they are a very good resource for art and music contacts.
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Try and start a study group for whatever subject you're working on.  My freshman year in college I joined one for my spanish class and i'm still friends with 2 of the people I met there!  Most of the time you're library or media center will allow you to post things regarding study sessions and/or groups.  Good luck!
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http://www.ucla.edu/audience/future.html
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Disability Awareness Week \nMay 28th - June 3rd, 2006 \n"Inclusive Education - Learning Together"
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it's under arts and humanities
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You may want to host an "ethic festival" for the school. It could be open to all the families or to the community. If you have access to a gym or cafeteria, each culture could have a table or area where they can display artwork, native dress, flags, crafts, writings, food samplings, etc. If there is a stage area, some groups may want to showcase  dance or music demonstrations. I have seen this done at the high school level and it was very successful.
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Try these's link\n\nhttp://www.designschools.org/\n\nhttp://www.artinstitutes.edu/dallas/
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it depends what facilities you have in your class... if you are still in school.. you can try it with projector:). and bring loads of good materials linked to your subject. have good eye contact with people sitting infronto of you... ask themn questions.. give them opportunity to ask question... if you can find posters or pictured related to your subject... show them...\nspeak.. but dont give lecture.. just behave as if you are telling them a story and you should have good sence of humour :)