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Re: What do you use to teach art history?
From: Dennis Freeman (freemad)
Date: Fri Jan 14 2000 - 13:35:19 PST
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>Dear Art friends:
>It's budget time again and I have an opportunity to purchase new curriculum
>materials. Can anyone recommend a good source for teaching art history? I
>teach 9th-12th grade in the same class. I have 3 intro classes and 3 studio
>classes.
>Is anyone currently using textbooks in the classroom? Magazines?
>Thanks for your help.
>Peace
>Gabrielle
>We have used the Scholastic "Scholastic Art" mags for several years with
>success. The readings are short & focused, avg 9th grade reading level,
>and include work each month from a Scholastic award winning student. We
>also use the old standard - 2 X 2 slides. I'm hoping to be able to
>transfer these to CD, but we keep buying them, because it gives us a good
>way to show single images. Art history is not only important - it is
>powerful for leading students to understanding and quality work. Dennis
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