IX.
Moving From “Then to Now” - A Glance at
Educational History
Tuesday,
March 3
Welcome
Dale Davis
Teaching
Artist Journal Writing Project
Dale Davis, Nick Jaffe
Bibliography
and Readings for the Session
Dale Davis
Moving
From Then To Now-A Glance at Artists in
Education I
James
Modrick
Nancy Larson Shapiro
Nick Jaffe
Dale Davis
Questions
to think about during this part of the session:
•
What are the Beginnings of Arts In Education?
• What is the Legacy of Arts In Education?
• Where is Arts In Education Today
• What is the Literature of this Field
• How does the History Inform Where we are
Today in Arts In Education?
Moving
From Then To Now-A Glance at Artists In
Education II
Nick
Jaffe
James Modrick
Nancy Larson Shapiro
Faculty
will rotate for small group discussion
Moving
From Then To Now-A Glance at Artists In
Education III
Nick
Jaffe
James Modrick
Nancy Larson Shapiro
Dale Davis
•
What are you taking away?
• What would you like to know?
• How does this history inform where we
are today in Arts In Education?
Faculty:
Nick Jaffee
James E. Modrick
Nancy Larson Shapiro
Dale Davis
Resources:
DALE
DAVIS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Eric Booth. The
Music Teaching Artist’s Bible. New York: Oxford
University Press, 2009.
Richard Kessler.
“A Teaching Artist Circa 1982.” Dewey21C Richard
Kessler on Arts Education. An Arts Journal
Weblog, October 1, 2008.
http://www.artsjournal.com/dewey21c/2008/10/a-teaching-artist-circa-1982.html
Philip Lopate.
Being With Children. New York: New Press,
2008.
Philip Lopate.
Journal of a Living Experiment, a documentary
history of Teachers & Writers Collaborative
and the writers-in-the-schools movement. New
York: Virgil Press, 1979.
Jane Remer. “Artist-Educators
In Context: A Brief History of Artists in
K-12 American Public Schooling.” Teaching
Artists Journal, Volume I, Number 2, 2003.
Michael Wakeford.
“A Short Look At A Long Past.” Putting The
Arts In The Picture: Reframing Education in
the 21st Century, Edited by Nick Rabkin and
Robin Redmond. Center for Arts Policy at Columbia
College Chicago, 2004.
NICK JAFFE BIBLIOGRAPHY
Susan
Maria Halpine. “Real Scientists Do It With
Models: The Art of Science Visualization.
Teaching Artist Journal, Volume 6, Number
1, 2008
JAMES
MODRICK BIBLIOGRAPHY
Charles Fowler,
ed. An Arts in Education Source Book: A View
from the JDR 3rd Fund. New York: JDR 3rd Fund,
Inc., 1980.
Charles Christopher
Mark. Reluctant Bureaucrats: The Struggle
to Establish the National Endowment for the
Arts. Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt Publishing
Co, 1991.
NANCY LARSON SHAPIRO BIBLIOGRAPHY
Jack Collom.
“Preface.” Moving Windows: Evaluating The
Poetry Children Write. New York: Teachers
and Writers Collaborative, 1985.
The Herb Kohl
Reader. New York: New Press, 2008.
Herb Kohl. 36
Children. New York: Penguin, 1990.
Jeff Morley.
“Wishes, Lies, and Dreams Revisited.” Educating
The Imagination (Volume I). New York: Teachers
and Writers Collaborative, 1994.
Philip Lopate.
Being With Children. New York: New Press,
2008.
Philip Lopate.
“Introducation.” Being With Children. New
York: New Press, 2008.
Philip Lopate.
Journal of a Living Experiment, a documentary
history of Teachers & Writers Collaborative
and the writers-in-the-schools movement. New
York: Virgil Press, 1979.
Stephen O’Connor.
Will My Name by Shouted Out. New York: Simon
and Schuster, 1997.
Ron Padgett Introduction.
Kenneth Koch. Wishes, Lies, and Dreams: Teaching
Children To Write Poetry. New York: HarperCollins,
1999.
Sam Swope. I
Am a Pencil: A Teacher, His Kids, and Their
World of Stories. New York: Henry Holt, 2005.
William
Zinsser. The Classic Guide to Writing Nonfiction.
New York: HarperCollins, 2006.
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