AE 4256 - Student Teaching I

• Students demonstrate confidence in the content they are teaching in their Student Teacher Placement.
• Students design tools and techniques to establish a safe, inclusive and respectful K-12 learning environment for a diverse population of students.
• Students design and deliver effective instruction, while supporting an environment that facilitates learning for K-12 students at their Student Teaching Placement.
• Students model professionalism through ethical conduct, reflection, and leadership at their Student Teacher Placement.
• Students examine the dual role of Artist + Educator and how they connect to their own practice.
• Students create art lessons that guide K-12 students to: (a) find historical meaning in works of art, (b) recognizing personal connections in works of art, and (c) engage in critical thinking in works of art. Students create art lessons that include but are not limited to language used to examine the processes in works of art and problem-solving techniques.
• Students create art lessons that address the preparation, research, safety, interrelationships, processes and materials applicable to areas of specialization in Visual Arts. Students create lessons that are developmentally age/grade appropriate.
• Students develop contemporary art lessons that emphasize: (a) the contributions of the arts to the development of civilization and culture. (b) the relationship of the arts to the culture/society in which they originated. (c) the influence of the arts on subsequent and current culture(s). (d) how the arts are an academic discipline that can relate, connect and transfer to a multitude of life experiences, subjects and disciplines such as math, science; reading, writing and communicating; and social studies.
• Students develop appropriate critique processes to utilize in their Student Teaching Placement.
• Students follow motivation and encouragement techniques used in K-12 Art education classrooms to pursue appropriate forms of self- expression in visual and other arts.
• Students develop advanced K -12 instruction where appropriate.
• Students reflect on assessment and its effectiveness in an art education environment.
• Students are knowledgeable in, understand, and able to apply the major theories, concepts and research related to culture, diversity and equity in order to support academic access and opportunity for Culturally and/or Linguistically Diverse (CLD) student populations.

AE4256 Course Learning Outcome Rubric