Presented by Sally Sudweeks |
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Event Information 6 PD hrs Per DayWe have never discovered a culture on this planet, past or present, that doesn't have art. The arts are basic to the human experience. This workshop takes a fresh look at understanding the role and importance of the visual arts in brain growth and cognitive function. Why teach art! - Discussion around evidence-based outcomes for learning; its important role in human development, the need for schools to expose students to art and the quality of lifetime experience. Art education and art integration with subjects in the core curriculum - 65% of the population are visual learners. Disaffected students - art facilitates open access to learning, greater emotional investment in projects and support of workplace expectations. Discover innovative, international projects and community collaborative successes. Participate in engaging creative activities. Highly Practical |
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About the Presenter
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Event Details |
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Thursday March 15th, 2012 |
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9.30am - 3.30pm (Reg. from 8.30am ) |
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The Centre Ivanhoe, Ivanhoe, Vic | ||
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For Art and Core Subject Primary and Secondary Teachers |
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$259 (GST Incl) |
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Sally Sudweeks has always had a passion for art; providing innovative projects to support a diversity of settings. Apart from her personal artistic output, she has pioneered projects within the Victorian Education Department - from a mobile art truck in the Western District to workplace learning, creating productive industry within Special Education. She has developed art programs in disadvantaged schools, promoting skills, pride and realising untapped potential. Within her role of understanding marginalised communities, visual learning has been a significant tool, supporting her interaction with her clients and providing a unique element to her award winning community/ parent engagement programs. Sally is an energetic presenter, with enthusiasm for creative solutions!
