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Renaissance in the Classroom: Arts Integration and Meaningful Learning

By: Gail Burnaford; Arnold Aprill et al. | Book details

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Chapter 5
Science and Art: Lessons From Leonardo da Vinci?
Connections Between Science and Art
•Making fundamental science concept concrete
•Teaching for understanding
•Visualizing scientific principles
•Relating arts processes with scientific principles
Moving Arts into the Science Curriculum
•Motivating students
•Building Community
•Showing others what happens in the science
Working through the Curriculum
•Teacher-selected topic
•Artist initiative or project
•Learning from each other
•Making time in the schedule
•Supporting difficult concepts
•Working with diverse learners
Arts and scientific problem solving
•Uncertainties, constraints, and conflicts
Going Beyond the Unit
•Assessment through performance: The project as assessment
•Assessment through reflection
•Long term impact
•Challenges and incentives for doing it again

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