Arts PROPEL: A Handbook for Visual Arts
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Author(s): Allison Foote, Drew Gitomer, Linda Melamed, Elizabeth Rosenblatt, Seymour Simmons, Alice Sims-Gunzenhauser, Ellen Winner, with the help of teachers and administrators from the Pittsburgh Public School System
Editor(s): Ellen Winner and Seymour Simmons
Media: Softcover
Description: In the Arts PROPEL approach to instruction and assessment, students write poems, and tackle other “real-life” projects as the starting point for exploring the works of practicing artists. Prepared by Project Zero and the Educational Testing Service with the help of teachers and administrators from the Pittsburgh Public Schools, the Arts PROPEL handbooks—An Introductory Handbook, A Handbook for Imaginative Writing, A Handbook for Music, and A Handbook for Visual Arts, offer guidelines and models for creating a project-based curriculum and using portfolios to assess student work in the arts.
To add all four handbooks in the Arts PROPEL series to your cart and save 10% over ordering them separately, click here.
Editor(s): Ellen Winner and Seymour Simmons
Media: Softcover
Description: In the Arts PROPEL approach to instruction and assessment, students write poems, and tackle other “real-life” projects as the starting point for exploring the works of practicing artists. Prepared by Project Zero and the Educational Testing Service with the help of teachers and administrators from the Pittsburgh Public Schools, the Arts PROPEL handbooks—An Introductory Handbook, A Handbook for Imaginative Writing, A Handbook for Music, and A Handbook for Visual Arts, offer guidelines and models for creating a project-based curriculum and using portfolios to assess student work in the arts.
To add all four handbooks in the Arts PROPEL series to your cart and save 10% over ordering them separately, click here.
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