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Elementary Methods - Fine Arts

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This course defines and provides a context for teaching and assessing students in the area of fine arts based on scope, sequence, and national and state standards. An emphasis is placed on integrating art across the curriculum.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 This course is available as part of a degree or certificate program. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 5

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    Integrating Dance, Movement, and Music into the Curriculum

    • Develop management strategies to integrate dance, movement, and music into the classroom.

    • Provide examples of techniques for effective performance opportunities.
    • Describe assessment strategies for dance, movement, and music.
    • Provide examples of integrating dance, movement, and music with other subject areas.

    • Review the periods of history in dance, movement, and music.

    Integrating the Visual Arts into the Curriculum

    • Create an effective, standards-based, art lesson plan.

    • Review the periods of history in visual arts.

    • Identify places to exhibit children's artwork.

    • Develop management strategies for the art classroom.

    • Provide examples of techniques for effective display opportunities.

    • Provide examples of integrating the arts with other subject areas.
    • Describe assessment strategies for the visual arts.

    Creating Meaning Through the Arts

    • Explain the importance of teaching historical periods in the Arts.

    • Differentiate process orientation versus product orientation in teaching the Arts.

    Integrating Drama into the Curriculum

    • Review the periods of history in drama.

    • Develop management strategies for the drama classroom.

    • Provide examples of techniques for effective performance opportunities.

    • Describe assessment strategies for drama.
    • Provide examples of integrating drama with other subject areas.

    Assessment

    • Develop assessment tools for evaluating student learning and achievement in one of the Arts.

    Personal Philosophy

    • Defend the necessity of Arts education.

    • Develop a standards-based definition of aesthetics.

    • Develop a personal philosophy of Arts education.

    Introduction and Overview of Art

    • Describe the different types of Art.

    • Define a quality integrated Arts program.

    • Locate online and community Arts resources for use in the classroom.

    • Define the language of the arts, including vocabulary, elements, and principles.

    Standards of Visual and Performing Arts

    • Compare and contrast national and state Arts standards.

    • Identify controversies and censorship in Arts education.

    • Assess Arts curriculum based on relevant standards.

    Learning Environment

    • Assess safety issues in the Art classroom. 

    • Describe the stages of child development in relation to the Arts.

    • Determine the development of critical thinking skills in relation to Arts education.

    • Describe how to lead a discussion with children about the Arts.

    Diverse Learners and Learning Styles

    • Apply instructional strategies to accommodate diverse learners.

    • Develop materials that accommodate diverse learners.

    • Create a multicultural unit that integrates the Arts.
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