

Content: Art Making - Art teacher candidates will demonstrate knowledge of appropriate techniques and processes in a variety of visual media.
Content: Art in Context - Art teacher candidates will demonstrate knowledge of art forms, artists, and art works from diverse historical and contemporary contexts.
Pedagogy: Planning - Teacher candidates will design comprehensive, sequential art curriculum that incorporates a variety of teaching strategies and considers the developmental appropriateness of K-12 students.
Pedagogy: Applying - Art teacher candidates will use a variety of teaching and assessment strategies to promote students' conceptual learning and artistic achievement during select field and student teaching experiences.
Reflective Practitioner - Art teacher candidates will engage in self-reflection and analysis of their field and teaching experiences to identify areas for personal growth.
Perceptual: Students will demonstrate perceptual skills that include the facility to see more clearly and comprehensively.
Conceptual: Students will demonstrate conceptual skills by assimilating the elements and principles of design and applying creative, critical, and philosophical thinking to their work.
Technical: Students will demonstrate a proficiency of techniques, knowledge of vocabulary, and an exploration of various media.
Translational: Students will conduct studio-based research to construct a thesis and create a series of artworks that articulates this thesis.
Art Historical: Students will demonstrate a contextual basis for their art through a study of the art history of diverse cultures, modern and contemporary art, and through the integration of this study in the hands-on process of art making.
Write reflectively about art: Students will engage in aesthetic inquiry and understand their creative practice and the practice of other artists through the process of looking, reading, and finally through writing about these practices.
Develop an original body of artwork for exhibition or original research thesis: Students will demonstrate understanding of creative idea development, direction, and production by:
Plan C: Creating a significant, coherent, highly resolved body of work for exhibition.
Plan A: Using the methodologies appropriate for art education to examine a topics and/or issues within the discipline.
Reference their work in art historical and contemporary context:
Plan C: Students will demonstrate knowledge of art forms, artists, and art works by referencing their work in art both a historical and contemporary context.
Plan A: Students will demonstrate knowledge of art forms, artists, and art works from diverse historical and contemporary contexts.
Strengthen oral critique ability: Students will demonstrate an understanding of the nature and significance of the visual arts and its connections to their studio practice, to other arts, and to daily life through critical reflective dialogue about art.
Develop/increased understanding of professional needs, responsibilities, and requirements as an art professional: Students will demonstrate an understanding of professional needs, responsibilities, and requirements as an art professional.