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Date Available

4-11-2019

Year of Publication

2019

Document Type

Master's Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Arts (MA)

College

Fine Arts

Department/School/Program

Art and Visual Studies

Faculty

Dr. George Szekely

Faculty

Doreen Maloney

Abstract

Teacher planning is a necessary process by which educators establish, facilitate, monitor, and evaluate lessons and learning within their classroom. For art educators, sketchbooks have been a foundational pillar in art curricula. The sketchbook has a lengthy legacy of yielding common, structured assignments. However, recent considerations have reframed sketchbook practices. Contemporary analysis has produced a pedagogical shift in approaches to sketchbooks and planning for sketchbook inclusion in the classroom. The sketch-plan book offers art teachers a streamlined resource to collect and maintain lesson ideas and inclusions, track on-going lessons, and plan for future teaching and learning. The purpose of this work is to explore an art teacher’s sketch-plan book usage as a resource and tool in the secondary art room.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

https://doi.org/10.13023/etd.2019.157

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