New Entries: Learning by Writing and Drawing / Edition 1

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The thirteen contributors to New Entries share ways they are working to connect the visual arts to literacy instruction as well as to their own lives.
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780435072049
  • Publisher: Heinemann
  • Publication date: 4/16/1996
  • Edition description: New Edition
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 160
  • Product dimensions: 7.30 (w) x 9.10 (h) x 0.40 (d)

Meet the Author

Karen Ernst's work grows out of her many years as a middle level English teacher and her current work as the art teacher at Kings Highway Elementary School in Westport, Connecticut, where she developed the artists workshop. She also directs a project to help teachers use art and of writing across the curriculum and facilitates a teacher research group that calls itself Community Teachers Learning. Picturing Learning: Artists & Writers in the Classroom (Heinemann, 1994) tells the story of her work in art and writing. Karen Ernst's conducts hands-on, practical workshops based on her belief that learning must be theory and practice, the why and how of learning in order to help teachers translate ideas into their own life and classroom practice. She consults on writers' workshop, teacher research, the artists' workshop and how to infuse art into learning across the curriculum to help meet the needs of diverse learners and learning styles.

Ruth Shagoury Hubbard (Ph.D., University of New Hampshire) is the Mary Stuart Rogers Professor of Education at Lewis & Clark College, where she coordinates the Language and Literacy Program. She works with students of all ages, from preschool through adult learning situations, teaching in classrooms as well as conducting workshops across the United States and Canada. Her current research focuses on language and literacy acquisition with diverse student populations.

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Table of Contents

Drawing Rachel In, S. Benedict

Widening the Frame: Reading, Writing, and Art in Learning, K. Ernst

Writing Pictures, Painting Words: Artists Notebooks in Literacy Workshops, N. Winterbourne

Opening Up to Art: Imagery and Story in a High School Reading Class, P. Thacker

Beyond Answers, J. Ostrow

Putting Art on the Scientist's Palette, M. Stein & B. Power

Imagination Through Images: Visual Responses to Literature, R. Hubbard

Reading the Image and Viewing the Words: Languages Intertwined,

Fountas & J. Olson

Parallel Journeys: Exploring Through Art and Writing in Fourth Grade, P. von Euler

I Look at My Pictures and Then Try It: Art as a Tool for Learning, J. Clyde

Reclaiming the Power of Visual Thinking with Adult Learners, R. Hubbard

Background, Foreground: From Experience to Classroom Practice, K. Ernst

Drawing My Selves Together: An Editor's Notebook, T. Gordon

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