Re: DBAE & mid/jh. schol

From: Woody Duncan (wduncan_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Mon Sep 01 2003 - 18:44:53 PDT

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> I'm wondering how many out there, if any, are doing DBAE, where
> art producton is truly a component and not the center of it all. Can
> it work this way, or is it just theoretical?
>
> mike sacco
> p.j. gelinas jhs
> setauket, NY ---

Mike,
        I don't see any conflict between "wow projects" and DBAE.
The best DBAE is totally immersed into the production. It's best
as a holistic process. While I love products, I'm also a firm believer
in the "process" as being the most important thing. But to be a really
good teacher you need to teach from your strengths and your
personal beliefs.
                        Good luck and have a fun year, Woody in KC

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