Table of Contents

Introduction - art education in secondary schools 1. Aims and purposes of art 2. Expectations and attainment targets 3. Planning your lessons 4. Practical projects 5. Worksheets and homework 6. Organising your art classroom 7. Strategies for a thoughtful and creative classroom 8. Sketchbooks and work journals 9. Motivating and inspiring: developing creativity and imagination 10. Teaching and learning in the art classroom 11. Educational visits 12. Primary and secondary source material 13. Assessment at GCSE 14. Assessment at AS Level 15. Assessment at A Level Resources

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The ultimate art and design teacher's handbook; with guidance on planning lessons, inspiring creativity and imagination in pupils and getting great results.

About the Author

Susie Hodge was a secondary school teacher and a governor of the University of London. She has written articles and resources for museums and galleries, as well as numerous education books, and has run educational workshops in schools and other institutions. Currently, Susie is a full time writer, art historian, speaker and artist.

Reviews

‘Five Stars— Fantastic! A must for every Art Educator This book is a must for every Secondary Art Teacher whether training, newly qualified or experienced, like myself. Hodge covers up to date whole school initiatives (e.g. Assessment for Learning, Blooms Taxonomy etc.) alongside areas more specific to the subject (e.g. examples of good sketchbook/journal practice). It is packed full of ideas to inspire all abilities and age ranges and there are due to be further materials and resources online. Highly recommended!'
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‘Five Stars—Great! An excellent and up to date useful handbook for both new and experienced art teachers.'
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