Art and Creative Development for Young Children - J. Fox

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Résumé :
Suitable for pre-service and in-service early childhood professionals in child care, preschool, or kindergarten through third grade settings, this book takes a child-centered approach to art education.

Biographie:
Jill Englebright Fox is a professor of early childhood education and the Director of Assessment at the University of Houston---Victoria. After teaching kindergarten and first grade in the Texas public schools for eight years, she received her Ph.D. in Early Childhood Education from the University of North Texas. She continues to be active in early childhood classrooms as a volunteer, a professional consultant, a researcher, and a teacher educator. Robert Schirrmacher was an instructor with the San Jose/Evergreen Community College District. He received his Ph.D. in Early Childhood Education from the University of Illinois. His experience includes teaching preschool, kindergarten, and first grade as well as teaching at undergraduate and graduate levels. He has assisted in Montessori schools and directed programs for young children. Dr. Schirrmacher has served as a consultant to parent groups and public and private early childhood programs. As an advocate for developmentally appropriate education and quality care for young children, he has been involved in professional organizations at the local, state, and national levels.

Sommaire:
Section I: CREATIVITY. 1. Understanding Creativity. 2. Creative Thinking. 3. Creative Experiences. Section II: YOUNG CHILDREN AS ARTISTS: A DEVELOPMENTAL VIEW. 4. Art and the Developing Child. 5. Children's Artistic Development. Section III: ART AND AESTHETICS. 6. The Elements of Art. 7. Aesthetics. 8. Sensory Experiences. 9. The Complete Early Childhood Art Program. Section IV: PROVIDING ART EXPERIENCES. 10. Child-Centered Art vs. Teacher-Directed Projects. 11. Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating Art. 12. Integrating Art across the Early Childhood Curriculum. 13. The Art Center. Section V: ROLES AND STRATEGIES. 14. Art Experiences through Technology. 15. Roles, Responses, and Strategies to Support Children's Art. 16. Art Assessment.

Section I: CREATIVITY. 1. Understanding Creativity. 2. Creative Thinking. 3. Creative Experiences. Section II: YOUNG CHILDREN AS ARTISTS: A DEVELOPMENTAL VIEW. 4. Art and the Developing Child. 5. Children's Artistic Development. Section III: ART AND AESTHETICS. 6. The Elements of Art. 7. Aesthetics. 8. Sensory Experiences. 9. The Complete Early Childhood Art Program. Section IV: PROVIDING ART EXPERIENCES. 10. Child-Centered Art vs. Teacher-Directed Projects. 11. Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating Art. 12. Integrating Art across the Early Childhood Curriculum. 13. The Art Center. Section V: ROLES AND STRATEGIES. 14. Art Experiences through Technology. 15. Roles, Responses, and Strategies to Support Children's Art. 16. Art Assessment.