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Contemporary Approaches to Teaching by Art21

December 6, 2019
  • Use themes and big ideas driven by essential questions to frame your investigation.

  • Give students options: introduce multiple artists and media sources.

  • Push beyond a media-driven curriculum.

  • Think and talk more; make less.

  • Emphasize process over product.

  • Use themes and big ideas driven by essential questions to frame your investigation.

Source: https://art21.org/for-educators/tools-for-...
In Teaching Strategy Tags resource, education
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