Readings and Resources for ED210 in 2017

  • How People Learn, chapter 3 (Bransford,2000)
  • Art as Experience, p.48-59 (Dewey, 1934)
  • Creating Cultural Consumers (Kisida, 2014)
  • Visual Thinking Strategies (Yenawine, 2013)
  • Teaching Critical Thinking, (Van Gelder, 2005)
  • Teaching Critical Thinking using experience to promote learning in mddle school and college students (Gruber and Boreen, 2003)
  • From Perception to Creative Writing (Barbot, 2013)
  • Arts and the Creation of Mind, (Eisner, 2002) p. 153-158
  • Constructivist Learning Theory: The Museum and the Needs of People (Hein, 1991)
  • Museum Literacies and Adolescents… (Eakle, 2009)
  •  Museum Education and the Aesthetic Experience, (Walsh-Piper, 1994)
  • What Teachers Want From Fieldtrips (Flannery, 2009)
  • Does Experience in the Arts Boost Academic Achievement? (Eisner,1998)
  • Strong Arts, Strong Schools, (Fowler,1996) p. 57-73
  • Art Education: Elementary, (Johnson, 1992) p. 13-38
  • Educational Criticism, Museum Education and Novice Critics, (Vallance, 2005)
  • Extreme Field Trips
  • Understanding by Design (Wiggins & McTighe, 2004) 
  • Intrinsic Motivations in Museums (Csikszentmihalyi, 1995)
  • VTS Learning how to teach with Art (Yenawine, 2013)
  • Student Learning in a Museum setting (Moore, 2012)
  • Partners in Discovery – Visitor Centered Tours (Thiele, 2011)
  • When Little Girls Become Junior Connoisseurs (Mayer, 2006)
  • Constructivist Learning Theory: The Museum and the Needs of People (Hein, 1991)
  • Educational Criticism, Museum Education and Novice Critics (Vallance, 2005)
  • Arts Integration in an Era of Accountability (Mishook, 2006)
  • Merging Literacies (Bartel, 2005)
  • Children’s Struggles with the Writing Process (Dunn, 2010)
  • Combining Literacies and Writers Workshop (Bogard, 2012)
  • Student Learning in Museum Setting (Moore, 2012).pdf
  • Art and Writing (Blasingame, Erickson, & Woodson, 2005) p.183-197
  • Code-switching in an art museum for English Language Learners (Gutierrez)
  • Marzano’s New Taxonomy
  • resources on: Inquiry and Constructivism

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