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Lesson Plans


Re: "Behind the Scenes" video info......

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John & Sandra Barrick (astroboy)
Sat, 17 Oct 1998 19:40:40 -0400

They could easily have the tape taken to a video production place
and have (Said images) edited out. I know what is all the fuss
about. Art isn't what is damaging our kids, it's what people subject
their children to. It is also not including vocabulary which is
mature and being able to talk to your kids. I wish they would censor
tv more and not art books or artists videos or at least give us a
choice. I taught at a Lutheran
school and did a lesson on Gauguin, Now try to do a lesson on him
and omit native or people without shirts and what do you have left?
Early early work from when he wasn't an artist. I would have rather
not done the artist.
Sandra

Lynda Brothers wrote:
>
> Reatha,
> I think it would be great to get better videos out there, especially using
> computer animation technology to introduce what's possible to elementary
> levels. I recently showed "Linnea in Monet's garden" to grades 2-5. I had
> several prints of Monets in the room, and we talked about his life
> before-hand. I also talked about animation, and the difference of real
> artwork, a print of the artwork, an animation of the artwork, and
>>
> Also, my principal wasn't sure about the calder tape because of one or two
> images might not be "appropriate".
> I'm starting to get very worried about all this "appropriateness".