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Adult education art history teacher manuals
Traditional Observational Still Life Drawing Unit- High School Art
Explore the comprehensive instructor's guide that covers all the lessons leading to the Traditional Observational Still Life Project in Charcoal. This manual provides a meticulously detailed sequence of events, including teacher examples and accompanying video, with day-to-day activities crafted to enhance the learning journey.Tailored to unfold over 8 classroom days, this unit plan introduces students to observational drawing from a photograph. They will be skillfully led through the necessary
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Instructional Guideline for Peer Critique in the Art Room
Instructional Guideline for PEER CRITIQUE in the Art Room is designed to help art teachers introduce the technique and benefit of a peer critique to their students. The preview shows a few pages from this document. This valuable resource is geared to students who are new to peer critique. Included in this 13 page handout are suggested questions, 2 worksheets, 1 handout, along with best practice tips for the teacher. I used this process for 32 years in the classroom with great success. Age groups
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Magic of Kitchen Litho (NYSATA Workshop) Full Packet
"With its chemicals and bulky equipment it's no wonder why Lithography is seldom done in the classroom. Thankfully, that is a thing of the past! Using common household items and a few select printmaking tools, learn how to etch with Coca Cola to pull prints off of aluminum foil."- Workshop Description, 2023This is a detailed packet I created after my workshop "The Magic of Kitchen Litho" at the annual NYSATA (New York State Art Teachers Association) conference. This is a 14 page PDF which inclu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
At the Foot of the Gallows
English Literature - Study SyncUnit 1 Breaking AwayAt the Foot of the Gallows (Teacher's Resources, First Read, Story Elements, Close Read, Assessment)In this short work of historical fiction set in 1656, a Massachusetts court falsely charges Ann Hibbins, a Puritan woman, with the crime of witchcraft. The legal system shows prejudice against women like Ann Hibbins who are vocal and assertive. Are all citizens equal under the law, or do some people have more rights than others?
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Mystery Object Series: Guy Fawkes' Lantern
HISTORY │ FALL ACTIVITIES │RESEARCH POSTER⫸ Research⫸ Classroom Decor⫸ Comprehension & LiteracyEngage your students with this resource on Guy Fawkes' Lantern! Guy Fawkes is said to have been carrying this lantern when he was arrested in the cellars of the Houses of Parliament on the night that the Gunpowder Plot was discovered in 1605. The object therefore has a very immediate connection to the people involved in the Plot. It is also a good starting point for investigating lighting methods b
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Weekly Art Teacher Planner
This planner is designed for a busy art teacher juggling multiple projects at a time. This planner will help you stay organized and on top of the long list of TO Do's in the art classroom. Each section is dedicated to a specific task that is unique teaching art.This is a digital file, that can also be printed out.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Is there an End for Suicides? (Must Read Tract)
What is the basis for these suicides being
committed for ages? Is there any spirit behind the
suicides committed more by literates than by
illiterates? If suicide is considered a psychological
disaster, what is the disaster behind the news about
psychiatrists committing suicides? Why the
intelligence of the intellect could not stop suicides?
If poverty is the reason for suicides, why do the rich
commit suicides?
By Evangelist Gali Gangaraju
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
1 Learning all about Artworks - Chapter I - The first approach to Artworks
For didactic purposes:
Get good educational outcomes
and academic success
For personal cultural growth:
Get an Aesthetic interpretation
Learn how to interpret
an Artwork
Enjoy a Scientific report
of the artist's work
1 - Look at the pictures
2 - Read the head-lines
3 - Understand the paintings project
4 - Understand the aesthetic
and semantic features
of the artist
rudy.bersaglia@gmail.com
The first ART CRITICISM
easy manual written
by an Art History Theacher
who is also an Art
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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