Session Information
NAGC 58th Annual Convention & Exhibition
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If You Want Global Citizens, Teach Global Art: Banking on Banksy and an Educated Mind
Track : Global Awareness
Date: Saturday, November 5, 2011
Time: 12:45 PM to 1:30 PM  EST
Room: Trafalgar
CO-PRESENTER :
Karen Kimball, High Ability Consultant and Professor, Richmond Community Schools
NAGCFACULTY (S):
Marjorie Beisner, EdD, Professor/Consultant, Nova University
Karen Kimball, High Ability Consultant and Professor, Richmond Community Schools
PRESENTER :
Marjorie Beisner, EdD, Professor/Consultant, Nova University
Description
To develop an attitude of global interdependence in today’s classrooms, the study of art must reach beyond the boundaries of traditional learning. To be effective global citizens, students must understand world cultures. To comprehend world cultures, students must study the art of humankind and develop personal responses with positive social action through a language that they own. The workshop provides practical lessons and resources for high school English, Social Studies, and Humanities teachers, realistic student input, and startling images to help students transcend world cultures while building self-referential autonomy and deepening understandings of our commonalities through art.


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