Teaching Art in the Early Childhood Years

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Teaching Art in the Early Childhood Years “There are many ways to approach the teaching of art.”

The Continuum of Approaches Teacher Directed…………..Guided…………Child-Centred And all points in between!

The Educator’s Role along the Continuum Educators can be ready to supply: Facts Knowledge Abilities Skills Time Attention

Also remember… Observing and recording Assessing

Strive for Balance!

Our goal is to teach children how to have enough control over the media to be able to use them to create meaning and purpose

What Early Childhood Art Should Be 10 criteria

Childhood Art should …

Allow children to be personally expressive

Balance process and product

Be Open-Ended

Allow for discovery and experimentation

Allow for active engagement

Be intrinsically motivating

Be success-oriented

Be developmentally appropriate

Involve legitimate artistic media

Be available to all children