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PROGRAMS- ART EDUCATION COURSES (ARTE)
3 hours. An integrated lecture and laboratory course which introduces the fundamental, historical, and philosophic components of art education with an emphasis on discipline-based practices. Art instruction is investigated as it relates to national and state educational goals, the school and community environment, and diverse student populations. Various components of art education are examined along with the expectations from licensing and certifying agencies.
3 hours. Philosophy, history, and contemporary methods of teaching the visual arts. Students will prepare teaching unit plans. For all art education majors and minors. Prerequisite: 4 semester hours in art education or consent of instructor.
3 hours. Art for the education of children. Includes teaching objectives, observations, and creative use of art materials. For art education majors and minors.
3 hours. A survey of methods for teaching exceptional learners. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the special student. Instructional strategies will be developed for the physically and mentally disadvantaged child. Also curricular planning for the gifted and talented will be developed.
3 hours. The influence of recent research on current problems of teaching visual arts. Art education philosophies, recent trends, issues, and teacher/student-related problems studied. Supervision of the art education program on all levels.