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ART HISTORY TEACHING TIP

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Submitted by: Anitra Redlefsen, Teaching Artist

Teaching Tip

Choose an image of visual art, age-appropriate for student(s).

For example:

  • For early elementary: choose something colorful and narrative like Horace Pippin's "Christmas Morning"

  • For high school: choose something abstract and more complex, like Georgia O'Keeffe's "Waterfall III."
The process is the same, ask:
  • "What is going on in this picture?"
  • "What do you see that makes you say that?"
Repeat what is said, draw comparisions and contrasts with what is said.

The students will self-learn through this discussion and discovery of what they alreay know and continue to look for in visual images.

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© Anitra Redlefsen and KinderArt®

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