UFARE 2.0

UF Art Education Faculty, Alumni, Students and Friends

This network is a platform for University of Florida faculty, students, alumni, and friends who are interested in innovation and art as a vital part of education.

Favorite Quotes

In a learning society, learning is a journey, not a destination, a journey with peaks and valleys, breakthroughs and letdowns, a continuous cycle of never-ending exploration, followed by a few deeper periods of mastery.
Falk, J. & Dierking, L., 2002, p. 174

Members

  • Michelle Tillander
  • amy rioux
  • Craig Roland
  • Nicole Guthrie
  • Evan Joseph Galbicka
  • Mary Addair
  • Kristy Foster
  • Meredith Apter
  • Amy Horstmeyer
  • chelsea avchen
  • Lindsey Barone
  • Laurie Ellen Harris
  • Jeffrey Sincich
  • Marie Pashkevich
  • Nadyia Duff
  • Cindra Harris

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Art Teacher Survey 2010 (10 respondents) 1.  What types of in-service workshops could we offer that would help you as art teacher? 2.  What else can we do that would support you as an art teacher? 3.  What advice do you have for art education stu…
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First project in ARE 2456 Digital Media in Art Education involving the use of the scanner and photoshop. Students were asked to create a triptych representing different aspects of them, literally or metaphorically.
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Scene from reception for local art teachers sponsored by UF NAEA Student Chapter.
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27 Common Resume Mistakes that Will Lose You the Job - Great resume advice here!

Critical Evidence: How the Arts Benefit Student Achievement (24 pages, PDF), describes how the study of specific art forms can advance math and reading comprehension, contributes to cognitive and social skills, and increases overall learning.

Scholastic Instructor K-12 design poster and activity series
In May 2006, with the generous support of Target, AIGA launched a design poster and activity series in Scholastic Instructor magazine to promote design thinking in the K-12 classroom. All four posters and activities are available for download below.

"Art for Our Sake"
This links to a Boston Globe Article (9.02.07) that argues about the value of school arts classes. Educators/Researchers Ellen Winner and Lois Hetland pose several ideas making several interesting and unexpected points......
 

Announcements


Some art education items to place in your calendar and web links.
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Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) Art Auction
Gainesville Woman's Club on Saturday March 20, 2010 (@ 7-9pm).

Students can volunteering to help sell art during the auction . CEC is also looking for art if any of the students are interested in donating. Contact Monica Coker, Sidney Lanier Center, 312 NW 16th Ave, Gainesville, Fl 32601 352-955-6841
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NAEA Student Chapter Banner (Hooray!!!!!!) with the logo designed by Denean Caperton

repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat.....repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat...

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Get Your Hands on Art.

Bulletin board design by Kiara T., Nicole G., Michelle S., Stephanie M., Kattie S., Cindra H., Jeffery S.
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Internship application for spring 2010 is due Tuesday, September 15th. Information and application forms are available on the UF STUDENT TEACHING page


Congratulations Meridith!
Art Education senior (and Ceramics regular) Meridith Coen has been awarded a scholarship to attend a weekend class at Arrowmont School, Gatlinburg, TN, taught by artist and educator Julia Galloway (Univ of MT), Personalized Pots: Surface, Form & Problem Solving. Meridith will be joining Ceramics grad student Chris Pickett and Ceramics senior Sarah Marraffino, also awarded scholarships, for the class. Arrowmont draws national participants, and we are so pleased that UF will be well-represented for fall.

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renovations, realstate, & copyright on images
photographer Annie Leibovitz - risks losing the copyright to her images. Associated Press
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HEALTH & BUBBLES
As flu epidemic and pandemics continue in the headlines educators will have an opportunity to be proactive. This along with, I have to admit, being fascinated with bubbles since infancy spurred me to look for a few sites for children's art and science activities dealing with health.


Here are few resource for Elementary teachers.

The SDA kids Corner - Enhancing health and the quality of life through sustainable cleaning products and practices.

The Scub Club - Sponsored by NSF an organization widely recognized for its scientific and technical expertise in the health and environmental sciences.

Sink Those Germs: Wash Your Hands - Promote hand washing to youth with activities such a the Glitter Experiment.

hygiene-educ.com - Hygiene education website proposed by the Institut Pasteur (ages 6-11)

Additional Link for Educators
The government has put out a site on updated health information Guidance for Schools for the Fall Flu Season for prevention so that schools can plan on how to deal with issues in a timely manner. A good place to check as we move through the fall semester.


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Congratulations!!
NAEA member, Ethel Villafranca, for being accepted to the 2009 American Association of Museums and the Diversity Fellowship Program by the American Association of Museums.

Congratulations!!
Tracy Workman
Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art Award for "Grandma's House"
On display at the University Gallery
SAAH Juried09 Exhibition (February 24- March 6, 2009)

Grandma's House

NAEA 2009 Student Art Exhibition...Application deadline March 20, 2009
"Visual Dialogues: Contemporary Art Educators" April 10 - 17, 2009 NAEA09Exhibit_form_04.doc
P.K. Yonge 9:00AM - 3:00PM hours. All visitors need to stop by the front office, with photo ID and get a visitors tag before viewing the exhibit.

Opening Reception: Friday, April 10, 7-9PM
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UF NAEA Art Ed Chapter...makes GatorSports

Volunteer Opportunity
Williams Elementary School Carnival. Saturday, January 31, 200911am-2pm.
Assist with making puppets.
Contact Julia Morrisroe julia01@ufl.edu
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CONGRATULATIONS AND COME JOIN the Art Educators Exhibiting at:
Celebration of Undergraduate Creativity in the Arts and Sciences
Sunday, January 11
11 am - 4 pm
Florida Museum of Natural History and the Harn Museum of Art

Cyborg Feeling” by Lauren D'Apuzzo
Through use of a soundscape the jacket is meant to convey the tentative public and private relationships generated between humans and the cybernetic technologies keeping them alive.

"Shelter" by Meridith Coen

This terracotta sculpture is a personal expression of refuge. A pretend fortress constructed from soft blankets and sheets becomes a home with in a home, a place where I felt protected as a child from the physical elements as well as judgment from others and myself. It is a private place that exists for the sake of imagination and creativity alone, a notion we tend to forget as we get older.
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Spring Art Camps
Saturday, January 31. 2009: 10:00 AM-12:00 Artists and their Sketchbooks
Saturday, February 28, 2009: 10:00 AM-12:00 Artist Sketchbooks: Story Illustrations
Saturday, March 28, 2009: 10:00 AM-12:00 Artist Sketchbooks 3-D Illusions
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Here is an example, by the Music Educators Student Chapter, of a way to voice your thoughts as a community (NAEA or UF Art Education Students) and to consider your role in supporting arts education.
"The Importance of Music and Arts" by Brenda Zelt, SUnday, October 26 G2 Editorial section

Have you seen
"Cultivating Demand for the Arts: Arts Learning, Arts Engagement, and State Arts Policy (PDF)

Also, check out our new UFARE spot on Digication.

National Art Education Association (NAEA) 2009 Conference, April 17-21, 2009. Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Finger Printing Clearance for all Art Education Students
School Board of Alachua County (SBAC) (8:30-4:00PM)
Personnel Office
WEST WING of the Kirby Smith Center
620 East University Avenue, Gainesville
Credit card or money order only. ($57.25)

When We Were Very Young...coming soon

Upload an artwork that you made as a child, or a fun photo from your childhood of you making art.

The Sketchbook Page Exhibition...coming soon

Upload a favorite page from one of your sketchbooks.

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Forum

Michelle Tillander

Art Educator Survey

Started by Michelle Tillander Feb 3.

Michelle Tillander

Share Your Philosophy on Teaching Art... 2 Replies

Started by Michelle Tillander. Last reply by amy rioux Dec. 8, 2007.

Blog Posts

Craig Roland

Interesting Self Portraits from Virginia High School Art Students

Art 3 Self portraits
After studying artists from the Renaissance and focusing on the artist’s unique “mark”, students applied this “mark” to create self portraits in the same style.

Can you find each drawing’s match in the old masters drawing?

Posted by Craig Roland on January 28, 2010 at 5:30pm

Nadyia Duff

Website Review 1

Reviewers Name: Nadyia Duff
Email: nady1989@ufl.edu
Date Reviewed: Jan 24, 2010
Name of Site: Lucian Freud: The Painter’s Etchings
Date Created: 2007
Last Site Update: 2007
URL: http://www.moma.org/interactives/exhibitions/2007/freud/home.html

Review: This website serves to give the viewer an interactive connection to the etchings of 1920’s painter Lucian Freud… Continue

Posted by Nadyia Duff on January 27, 2010 at 3:44pm

Stephanie Miller

Teaching Philosophy Stephanie Miller I believe that from the very first day students set foot insid…

Teaching Philosophy
Stephanie Miller

I believe that from the very first day students set foot inside my classroom, my enthusiasm for the class and content has the power to set the tone for the rest of the year. Students should be able to feed off my enthusiasm and excitement for art, and actually feel inspired about the journey they are about to embark upon.
I am an art teacher who believes that high expectations, practical and reachable goals are key to a student’s artistic development; if stu… Continue

Posted by Stephanie Miller on December 20, 2009 at 8:53pm

 
 

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