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The Children's Art Program is offered in conjunction with ARTE 31004 Art Education: Teaching Practicum a course taken by all KSU art education majors.
The Children's Art program offers these students a guided experience designed to assist them in putting into practice the theories they have learned in ARTE 31001 Art Education Foundation & Concepts. They also apply design and media techniques learned in their art studio classes at the KSU School of Art to the teaching of art to young people from age 4-14 in after-school and occasional Saturday art classes each semester.
Assistant Professor Koon Hwee Kan supervises the Children's Art classes. Her goals for this special program are:
Instruct novice-teachers how to teach children and youngsters (age 4-14) in the Saturday Art Program to 1) create art; 2) respond to art; and 3) connect art to their lives.
Engage student teachers in researching contextual information of contemporary art and converting information into workable lesson plans for different age group to meet the new Ohio State Art Standards.
Assess and evaluate student teacher's instructional strategies, performance and professional growth.
Encourage art education majors to become critical, reflective, thoughtful, researching, and problem-solving teacher.
Demonstrate how to plan, prepare and install an art exhibit.
To learn more and/or to inquire about enrolling your child/children, please contact Continuing and Distance Education at 330.672.3100. |