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I have recently made a teaching page to show my work in the classroom. This site includes my statement as well as my progress in the method called "Teaching for Artistic Behavior" that I use in my classroom. My hope is that it can be a resource for other art teachers who are looking for an alternative to the traditional method of art pedagogy. Enjoy!


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