Reverse Curriculum Design
From: www.bartelart.com Lesson ideas that promote a student's individual creative solutions.
"I use a kind of ‘reverse
engineering’ to plan art lessons. Reverse engineering an artwork allows us to
teach creativity instead of imitation. It provides an unlimited source of
ideas for classroom questions, experiments, play, practice routines, and so
on, for art lessons. This leads to artwork that the students individually
invent instead of stuff that is imitated or copied. It is a way to find the
strategies for students to learn how to invent content and creation
strategies based on their own lives. I am looking for the engineering of the
invention process itself. Of course there are many answers to this. Most
questions that are worth asking and answering have many answers. We can use
and teach this empathic imaginative approach to help our students learn to
experiment, discover, practice, design, persist, self-critique, think, feel,
and express themselves as artists instead of relying on examples,
demonstrations, imitation, or copy work."
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