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Re: RE: Advanced Art and books

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From: Cecilia Gollan (GollanC_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Fri May 25 2001 - 07:50:45 PDT

Robin,

Magazines like Schools Arts and Art and Activities? I get those. I will have art lab fees of $15 per kid x 25 and my regular budget. I also get a class set of Scholastic Arts.

>>> "Lea, Robin" <rlea@stths.org> 05/25 10:33 AM >>>
Cecilia,
        Will you have any buget at all for resources? If you have some I
would subscribe to some of the magazines.
Robin in Raleigh

-----Original Message-----
From: Cecilia Gollan [mailto:GollanC@huronvalley.k12.mi.us]
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 9:19 AM
To: ArtsEdNet Talk
Subject: Re: Advanced Art and books

Yes, completely from scratch! I am in a middle school and have an
established 8th grade program. The other twist is that the district is
implementing the Strategic Plan with includes teaching all art on the DBAE
style. This is not a problem as I am familiar with and pretty much already
doing this method of teaching, but I have few prints and no text books.

Any ideas or suggests?

>>> <gregjuli@execpc.com> 05/24 5:35 PM >>>
I have an advanced art class for 8th grade. Are you starting from scratch
sort of speak?
MaryB

Cecilia Gollan wrote:

> Next year I am teaching an advanced art class for 8th graders. Is anyone
out there have a similar class? Looking for ideas.
>
> Also does anyone use text books at the secondary level? If so, what ones
do you suggest are the best?
>
> Thanks. We only have 10 ½ days left. Thank GOD!!!!!
>
> --- 

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