Engaging Learners Through Artmaking: Choice-Based Art Education in the Classroom (TAB)
by Diane B. Jaquith, Katherine M. Douglas
This book presents choice-based art education (TAB) as an effective way to engage students in classroom artmaking. Authors Diane B. Jaquith and Katherine M. Douglas offer practical guidance for implementing student-driven projects that foster creativity and personal expression in educational settings.
About This Book
Engaging Learners Through Artmaking introduces choice-based art education, known as TAB, as a dynamic approach for classroom instruction. Authors Diane B. Jaquith and Katherine M. Douglas provide insights into fostering student-centered creativity.
The book emphasizes practical strategies for implementing TAB, allowing learners to explore art through personal choices and projects. It highlights the benefits of this method in developing artistic skills and engagement.
Through real-world examples, the text guides educators in creating environments that support diverse artistic expressions and learning styles. It serves as a valuable resource for teachers seeking to enhance art programs.
Overall, the work underscores the importance of autonomy in art education to inspire lifelong interest in creative pursuits.
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