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Differentiated Educational Strategies In The Elementary Art Classroom, Mary Amber Bush
Differentiated Educational Strategies In The Elementary Art Classroom, Mary Amber Bush
Theses and Dissertations
This thesis provides elementary art teachers strategies for teaching lessons in a method called "differentiation". The purpose of differentiation is to tailor lesson plans to try and meet unique needs of the students. Lessons can be differentiated through content, process, or product. A teacher may choose one of these three areas and provide different approaches to the lesson to meet different learning needs of the students. To meet different learning needs in an efficient way, students are grouped for lessons based on their readiness, interests, or their learning styles. This thesis provides greater detail on content, process, product, readiness, interests, …
Technology At The Beginning Of The 21st Century: Using An Interactive Whiteboard In Elementary Art Education, Nancy G. Kocen
Technology At The Beginning Of The 21st Century: Using An Interactive Whiteboard In Elementary Art Education, Nancy G. Kocen
Theses and Dissertations
This study examined whether art lessons, provided using an Interactive Whiteboard (IWB), were effective in transferring learning to a diverse student population. The descriptive investigation focused on three main areas; the impact of the IWB on student learning, the time invested in integrating the IWB, and the compatibility of the IWB with my teaching style. The research took place over fourteen weeks starting in late August, 2006, and continued in my art room during the first quarter of the school year. Data were collected through daily journal entries, video taped lessons and interviews. Although long hours were required for training …
The Biodiesel Project: A High School Multi-Discipline Class Collaboration And Graphic Imaging Technology Unit Plan, Charles E. Cimo
The Biodiesel Project: A High School Multi-Discipline Class Collaboration And Graphic Imaging Technology Unit Plan, Charles E. Cimo
Theses and Dissertations
In this thesis project, my intention was to integrate diverse high school courses with poignant subject matter to increase the amount of learning students can achieve. This unit plan explored a Prince George High School (Virginia) multi-class cooperative effort involving biodiesel production. The project involved creating a biodiesel refinery built by Production Systems classes according to plans purchased from the Internet. The research for converting used kitchen oil into biodiesel and the titration of the fuel was conducted by Chemistry classes. Graphics Imaging Technology students created a logo, a poster, and designed brochures that described the processes and benefits of …
Socioeconomic Status And Domains Of Creativity: Is The Artist Really Starving?, Michelle Louise Evans
Socioeconomic Status And Domains Of Creativity: Is The Artist Really Starving?, Michelle Louise Evans
Theses Digitization Project
Socioeconomic status (SES) influences many aspects of a person's life, and stereotypes concerning level of SES and the domain of creativity exist. It was hypothesized that children classified as low SES would perform more creatively in the visual arts and language arts domains of creativity than in the mathematic and scientific domains.
Mary Todd Lincoln Exhibition, Virginia Heaven
Mary Todd Lincoln Exhibition, Virginia Heaven
Virginia Heaven
Period dress consultant.
Fashion Elements, Virginia Heaven, Steph Mcgrath
Fashion Elements, Virginia Heaven, Steph Mcgrath
Virginia Heaven
Co-curated with Steph McGrath.
Ethnic Dress: Art & Culture, Virginia Heaven, Andrew Causey
Ethnic Dress: Art & Culture, Virginia Heaven, Andrew Causey
Virginia Heaven
Part of Fashion Columbia Study Collection, co-curated with Andrew Causey.
Fashion Victims: Aids In The 1980s, Virginia Heaven
Fashion Victims: Aids In The 1980s, Virginia Heaven
Virginia Heaven
Part of Fashion Columbia Study Collection. In association with Columbia College Critical Encounters, HIV/AIDS.
Thoroughly Modern Mary, Paper Dress Exhibition, Virginia Heaven, Joan Giroux, Lynda Roddy
Thoroughly Modern Mary, Paper Dress Exhibition, Virginia Heaven, Joan Giroux, Lynda Roddy
Virginia Heaven
Exhibition at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield Illinois in 2007. In collaboration with Joan Giroux and Lynda Roddy showcasing undergraduate student work in Art + Design.
Experiential Learning As Applied To The Fundamentals Of Fashion Design, Virginia Heaven
Experiential Learning As Applied To The Fundamentals Of Fashion Design, Virginia Heaven
Virginia Heaven
No abstract provided.