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    Art
    1. General Information
    2. General (ART) Courses
    3. Art Education (ARTE) Courses
    4. Basic Studies (ARTF) Courses
    5. Ceramics (CERM) Courses
    6. Graphic Design (ARTG) Courses
    7. History of Art (ARTH) Courses
    8. Art Theory (ARTT) Courses Courses
    9. Drawing (DRAW) Courses
    10. Metals (MTLS) Courses
    11. Painting (PNTG) Courses
    12. Printmaking (PRNT) Courses
    13. Sculpture (SCUL) Courses

    2. Art Education (ARTE)

    3317 Elementary Art Education (3-0)
    For non-art majors only, the course is designed for the prospective classroom teacher. The course will encourage an understanding of the visual/artistic growth and development of children as well as an exploration of the methods and materials available to the elementary teacher.

    3327 Introduction to Art Education (3-0)
    For art education majors only or for those students seeking to teach art as a second teaching field. This is a foundation course that will examine the field of art education: its literature, history, trends, theories, and philosophies. The course also includes the study of children's artistic, creative, and aesthetic growth and development.

    4347 Methods of Teaching Art (3-0)
    A survey of the methods and practices involved in the effective and creative approach to art education. Special emphasis is placed on demonstration techniques and opportunities to teach as a part of a group and on an individual basis. Each student will observe in both elementary and secondary art classrooms. This course must be taken prior to student teaching. Prerequisites: ARTE 3327 and ARTT 4337. Course fee required.

     

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