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Professional
Development workshops are offered
several times a year to teaching
artists on the Artistic Teaching
Partners Roster and other interested
teaching artists in the community. The
purpose of these workshops is to
help artists gain the knowledge and
skills necessary to teach high
quality, in-depth, standards-based
arts residencies in schools. This
purpose is in alignment with the
National Endowment for the Arts’
goals and outcomes.
Past workshop topics have included:
Introduction to
the ARTS FIRST Essential Arts
Toolkit
Laying
a Foundation: Defining Arts
Integration (with the
Kennedy Center)
Artists
as
Educators: Planning Effective
Residencies for Students
(with the Kennedy Center)
Classroom
Management for the Teaching Artist
Disability
Awareness (with VSA)
Pedagogy Primer
– A Workshop Trilogy on Core
Principles of Teaching and Learning
The workshops
are coordinated by the Hawai'i Arts
Alliance with funding from the
Hawai'i State Foundation on Culture
and the Arts through appropriations
from the Legislature of the State of
Hawai'i and the National Endowment
for the Arts.
Photo:
Teaching Artists at a Classroom
Management workshop
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