Personal Perspectives on CONSTRUCTIVISM in a High School Art Class
Hesser, James Francis, Art Education
I decided to be a high school art teacher when I realized the importance artmaking had for me as a teenager and the key role it played in my development as an individual. I have always hoped my teaching would help students discover the value and power of artmaking so they could put it to use in their lives. Recently I gave my students a survey about a painting unit we had just completed. Reflecting on the unit, one student, Renaissance,2 wrote, "I was . . . able to discover what kind of artist I am." Another student wrote, "I know what I want to do from the project and that is to go to an art school and become something using art ..." Normally these comments would have aroused my ā¦
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Publication information:
Article title: Personal Perspectives on CONSTRUCTIVISM in a High School Art Class.
Contributors: Hesser, James Francis - Author.
Magazine title: Art Education.
Volume: 62.
Issue: 4
Publication date: July 2009.
Page number: 41+.
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