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Registration deadline: November 1, 2011
Registration fee: $65 member, $90 non-member (includes buffet lunch). Hurry! Space is limited.

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2011 Pre-Conference

NYSATA and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum present 

TEACHING FOR CREATIVITY
A Pre-Conference on Best Practices from the Guggenheim

Thursday, November 17, 10 am–3 pm

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Third graders building an aluminum installation with artist assistant Ashley Bartlett, PS 184, Manhattan. Photo: Alyson Luck, 2010.

Session 1: Problem Solving and Creativity Skills: A Panel Discussion
Members of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum’s education department share findings from The Art of Problem Solving study, a four-year research effort aimed at identifying the habits and skills associated with problem solving in the arts. Educators describe their framework for understanding creativity in the context of the artist-in-residence program Learning Through Art and cite the work of influential specialists and researchers that have participated in the Guggenheim’s research endeavors. Teaching artists and educators share case studies about collaboration, exploration, and reflection methods as best practices for fostering innovation and imagination through art experiences.

Session 2: Exploring and Inquiring for Creativity
What are the best methods for facilitating encounters with works of art? How do you generate a multitude of ideas through looking at and making art? Work with expert museum educators to learn about critical thinking and problem-solving skills that take place through carefully designed art investigations.

Session 3: Aligning and Assessing for Creativity
What are the indicators of student innovation? How does creativity align with curriculum goals and standards? Work with teaching artists and educators to generate manageable and effective methods for evaluating creativity within lesson plans, teaching habits, and student skills.

Location: Westchester Marriott, 670 White Plains Road, Tarrytown, New York
Registration: $65 member, $90 non-member (includes buffet lunch)
Registration deadline: November 1, 2011

Click Here to register. Registration fee includes lunch provided by Max’s at the Gallery. Hurry! Space is limited.

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NYSATA welcomes Blick
as our 2010 Platinum Conference Sponsor

 

 
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