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Re: What do you use to teach art history?
From: Iteachart7
Date: Fri Jan 14 2000 - 14:24:17 PST
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In a message dated 1/14/00 4:36:49 PM Eastern Standard Time,
freemad writes:
> 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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> >
Thank you Dennis for your input. I currently use the scholastic mags, I love
them! I do want to get more focused on the history part of my classes.
Peace
Gabrielle
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