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Colorado State UNiversity

Teaching Certification Program
About Art Education
Our program embraces the artist-teacher concept which allows students to develop a strong studio practice while preparing to teach art at the K-12 level. The program is comprehensive, meaning students take coursework to prepare them to teach at the elementary and secondary school levels. Two degree options exist for students, a B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) in Art Education or a B.F.A. (Bachelor of Fine Arts) with an additional concentration in Art Education. The B.F.A. degree provides students with a stronger studio background and is chosen by many students. The Art Education program enjoys good working relationships with school districts in the state of Colorado. Art Education students are required to meet specific standards when officially applying to the program. This is usually done during the second semester of the sophomore year. The requirements for admission to the Teacher Education Program can be obtained from the School of Teacher Education and Principal Preparation (STEPP).

from the Colorado State University Art Education home page http://art.colostate.edu/academics/undergraduate/concentrations/art-education/


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  • Home
    • About Me
  • Practicum and Class Experience
    • Technology and Art
    • Literacy and Art
    • Middle School Practicum >
      • Teacher Work Sample >
        • Setting and Context
        • Case Study Interviews
        • Teaching Experience: Lesson Plan
        • Narrative Reflection
      • Ignite Teaching Tool Box
    • High School Practicum >
      • Standards Portfolio >
        • Introduction
        • Standard 1
        • Standard 2
        • Standard 3
        • Standard 4
        • Standard 5
        • Conclusion
      • Teacher Work Sample >
        • Setting and Context
        • The Lessons
        • Data Analysis
        • Modifications, Adaptations, Accommodations
        • Reflect and Critique
  • Student Teaching
    • Lesher Middle School >
      • Setting and Context
      • Lessons
      • Reflection
    • Bauder Elementary >
      • Setting and Context
      • Lessons
      • Reflection
  • Studio Practice
  • Methods in Art Education
    • Setting and Context
    • Unit and Lesson Standards
    • Unit Topic and Rationale
    • Instruction and Management
    • Assessment, Understanding, and Reflection
    • Newsletter
  • Philosophies and Resume