Did you receive the teachers resource information for
the books you got? On the Davis site they have
information you might want to look at.
http://www.davispublications.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx
If I were you take a look at your curriculum and plug
the book information as additional information
students can review. I have used books for students
to use to get quick answers, review terminology,
review Elements and Principles, address historical
questions and get ideas for projects. I look at books
as a tool just like the pencil, eraser, paint or brush
it helps in the process of understanding and creating.
Jeff (Minnesota)
--- joe3cox@cox.net wrote:
> Hey All,
> In my district all the fine art teachers now have
> textbooks and they are great. I have a classroom
> set for my Fundamental of Art Students and my
> Ceramic Class both High School. I have never used a
> textbook before and kind of at a lose on how to use
> them. If anyone have any suggestion I would
> appreciate them. The books are The visual
> Experience and Experience Clay from Davis.
>
> What I am looking for are ideas on how to
> incorporate them in my class.
>
> Thanks in advance for the ideas.
>
> Blessings,
> Joe
>
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