Art and Special Education.

Restriction(s): General Psychology, Educational Psychology and Psychology of Exceptional Children and Youth. Using a variety of approaches, including seminar, art making, and fieldwork, graduate students will enhance their understanding of how students with special needs learn in the art classroom; and how the visual arts may be used to enhance the learning experiences of special needs students in elementary and secondary schools. Least restrictive learning environment and best practices for insuring the success of students with exceptional educational needs are explored. Following a non-categorical approach, the course includes consideration of the social, psychological, and aesthetic needs of students with mild to moderate intellectual, social, emotional and physical disabilities. This course is intended for teachers, museum staff and other education professionals who wish to increase their knowledge, effectiveness and management of art and special education learning and teaching experiences.

Term 202440 #43642 ARED525
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Meeting Times
Location: CLCA 224 (M)
@ 17:30 - 20:00
From 2024-09-04 to 2024-12-20
Enrollment

10

seats available

9

currently enrolled

19

maximum enrollment

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