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Early Childhood
Skin Prints
Marie Huseman-Lindsey
Developing an appreciation of
cultural diversity.
Elementary/High School
Narrative Silhouettes
Emily and Robb Sandagata
Expanding a concept to address
multiple levels.
Middle School
Kinetic Kaleidocycles
Sharon McKittrick Boyle
An intriguing exploration of art
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High School
Emblematic Repoussé Masks
Emily Taylor
Multicultural, mixed-media
metal tooling.
Inspiring Creativity in Teaching Since 1901.
Volume 109, Number 9, May/June 2010
SchoolArts is a national magazine committed to
promoting excellence, advocacy, and professional support for educators in the visual arts.
Editor, Nancy Walkup
Art teacher at W.S. Ryan Elementary, Denton, TX
Send manuscript submissions to:
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Tel: (940) 382-8274 Fax: (940) 387-2516
Middle/High School
No Kiln, No Problem!
Jennie Roles-Walter
Making sculpture with recycled
materials.
New Teacher Survival Guide
Interviewing the Community
Pam Stephens
Getting to know the community
surrounding your new school.
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Departments
3 Editor’s Letter
11 Advocacy
12 Meeting Individual Needs
13 Teacher-Tested
14 Point of View
16 Teacher-Student Portfolio
42 Resource Center
60 Calendar
Ready-to-Use Resources
9 ClipCards
Sara Schmickle Kirker
My Favorite Things
Karen Skophammer
Self-Portraits with Personality
Marisa Main
Collage Flower Designs
Betsy DiJulio
Recycled Grounds
28 ArtEd Online
Craig Roland
Exploring the Web
with LiveBinders
29 Looking/Learning
Linda Andre
Madridscape
Helen Frankenthaler
Advisory Board
Craig Roland, Associate Professor of Art Education,
University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida
rolandc@ufl.edu
Janet Payne, Fine and Performing Arts Coordinator
Stafford County Public School, Stafford, Virginia
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Pamela Stephens, Dept. of Art Education
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona
Pamela.Stephens@nau.edu
Aurelia Gomez, Director of Educaton, Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, NM, aurelia.gomez@state.nm.us
Paul Sproll, Rhode Island School of Design,
Professor and Head, Department of Teaching + Learning
in Art + Design, Providence, RI, psproll@risd.edu
Contributing Editors
Ken Vieth, Art Education Consultant
Rosemont, New Jersey, kvieth@crusoe.net
Rebecca Arkenberg, Museum Consultant
Stratford, Connecticut, rjna@aol.com
Tracy Ellyn, Miami Art and Design,
Miami, Florida, tracy@miamiartanddesign.net
Mary Coy, Spry Middle School,
Webster, New York, MaryCoy@rochester.rr.com
Nicole Brisco, Pleasant Grove High School
Texarkana, Texas, nbrisco@pgisd.net
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