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Login Create AccountWe all enter the world of teaching wanting our students to grow in their art skills and knowledge. Tracking that growth can be tricky for performance-based subjects like art. With the stress of evaluations closely tied to our ability to show improvement, demonstrative development is an area we must become experts in.
Showing Student Growth in Art is the course that will teach you the basic types of student growth data that can be collected and how to develop tools to make tracking growth simple and transparent. Critical to this work is knowing how to choose and create meaningful topics to assess, then taking this knowledge and writing a solid student growth goal. The process doesn’t have to be daunting! It can be extremely rewarding to see students learning new concepts in the art room.
A sample assignment from Week 1 of the class “Showing Student Growth in Art.”
Hundreds of art teachers have taken the course “Showing Student Growth in Art”. Here’s what they actually think — without cherry-picking.
(12 month rolling average from all post-course survey respondents – Updated 6/1/17)
"THE COURSE CONTENT WAS RELEVANT AND UP-TO-DATE"
"MY INSTRUCTOR PROVIDED VALUE-ADDED CONTRIBUTIONS TO ENHANCE DISCUSSIONS AND ENGAGE STUDENTS."
"I ACHIEVED THE GOALS I SET AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS COURSE."
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