True Student Creativity in Art and Music Education

Visual and Performing Arts
Written By GCRTC

Visual and performing arts are said to be some of the most creative disciplines in education. Fostering true student creativity, however, can be challenging. Time constraints, pullouts for services, and scheduling conflicts all make it difficult for arts educators to move past concert or art show "prep.” Join us to explore ways to embed student-centered creativity into your existing curriculum and scheduling constraints. You will not need to "reinvent the wheel,” just give your current practice an upgrade!

This course is appropriate for art and music educators at all levels. Topics will include:

  • The importance of creativity in art and music education

  • The development of creativity in children and adolescents

  • The role of the teacher in fostering student creativity

  • Strategies for teaching creative expression

  • Assessing creativity

FORMAT: Asynchronous online learning

DATES: 7/1/24 - 7/26/24

FACILITATOR: Sabrina LaPointe

GCRTC CONTACT: Denise Lutter, Ed.D., GCRTC Teacher Leadership Coach for Visual and Performing Arts

FEE: None. Registration is required.

CTLE HOURS: 15

REGISTRATION: https://tinyurl.com/bddnduf6

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