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Sometimes the best apps are not on the App Store in the education section. Check out collage apps! These little 'photo organisers' that function like 
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by Susan Riley
"Our main focal point for this lesson lands with the artwork of Norman Rockwell. I started to piece this lesson together from a couple of different source inspirations. The first was as I was working on our upcoming STEAM Ed app (more coming on this exciting project in the next few weeks) and putting in our aligned standards to the Common Core. As soon as I saw this one, I knew I wanted to write a lesson seed for it to put up on EducationCloset. The second was as I was reading this fascinating article: Norman Rockwell shares 8 marketing lessons from art and advertising. It truly got me thinking about how art can be used to persuade people and more importantly, how it persuades people. When you see an advertisement, you are truly reading a persuasive writing piece – the writing is just being represented through the visual art. In essence, a print ad is an arts integration idea come to life. Our minds feast on the visual representation of an idea, which persuades us to find out more information about that product or thought. And today, we’re passing this lesson seed on to you. And keep an eye on our lesson page – we’re preparing to launch an updated look to make finding and downloading the right lesson seed for you easier than ever."
via Charles Fisher Via Jim Lerman
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MmeHawtree's insight:
Blog article about using the Elmer story as basis for art project.
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I recently started volunteering at an LA-based non-profit called P.S. ARTS that brings funded arts education to various Los Angeles public school districts. Art classes in school have always felt like a very special and necessary thing and with ...
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When students have difficulty with reading, there could be many factors. It might be that they can't decode the actual words.Dancing helps
MmeHawtree's insight:
Using dance as a way to summarize a story. That is something I hadn't considered.
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"The new school year is about to begin so it’s time to take a look at what’s available in the app store for art teachers and students. Here are my top picks from the current crop:" Via John Evans
MmeHawtree's insight:
Arts and technology do go together. Here is a collection of iPad apps to check out.
janebeck's curator insight,
May 31, 2016 10:21 AM
Artset in particular looks very user friendly. Some really good app ideas for digital pedagogy in visual arts
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Using collage apps for teaching. Some interesting ideas here.