Art & Activity: Interactive Strategies for Engaging with Art
Offered By: The Museum of Modern Art via Coursera
Course Description
Overview
Explore how activities can foster students’ creativity and encourage them to become empowered participants in their learning.
Syllabus
- Introduction to Art and Activity
- Welcome to Art & Activity! Art can be a powerful catalyst for building skills and understanding across a wide range of subjects. In this module, we'll lay some of the groundwork that will prepare you for the rest of the course.
- Activities for Analyzing and Reflecting
- In this module, we’re moving from theory to practice with videos that discuss drawing, sound, movement, writing, and game-based activities for building skills in analysis and reflection. Through demonstrations, descriptions, and lesson ideas, you'll discover some of the ways that activities empower students to look closely and think deeply about works of art, while also making personal connections to their own lives.
- Activities for Creating, Imagining, and Connecting
- In Module 3, you'll discover lessons and activities that appeal to various types of learners and nurture your students' creativity, imagination, and empathy. We will continue moving from theory to practice with videos and readings that discuss drawing, sound, movement, writing, discussion, and design thinking activities.
- Assessment Strategies
- In this module, you’ll shift focus from activities to assessments. The two videos address self-assessment for you as the facilitator and assessing student work. Additionally, you’ll gain access to resources you can consult and adapt for your assessments.
Taught by
Jessica Baldenhofer, Lisa Mazzola and Stephanie Pau
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