Collaboration: An Essential Tool for Inclusive Teaching Practices
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Collaboration: An Essential Tool for Inclusive Teaching Practices
Wednesday, February 17, 2021 | 7-8pm ET
FREE for NAEA Members; $49 for non-members
As art educators we are the inclusion pioneers, as we have always welcomed all students into the art room. This can be a daunting task, and we can feel isolated—but we are not alone! During this webinar we will unleash the power of collaboration as a tool to assist us in succeeding for all our students in our daily practice. Together, we will examine the role of intervention specialists, paraeducators, and families. We will also take a look at the variety of support materials and organizations ready to assist us in collaboration.
Juliann B. Dorff
Juliann B. Dorff, MAT; Past President of NAEA Special Needs in Art Education; Senior Lecturer, Kent State University
Juliann B. Dorff, a senior lecturer, is Past President of the NAEA Special Needs in Art Education Interest Group of and Past President of the Division of the Visual and Performing Arts (DARTS) of the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC). She is the winner of the 2015 Ohio Art Education Association (OAEA) Higher Education Division Award and has presented extensively at OAEA, NAEA, and CEC conferences. In 2019, Dorff was awarded the Beverly Levett Gerber Lifetime Achievement Award. She has received the Outstanding Teaching Award from Kent State University. Coauthor with Linda Hoeptner Poling of four editions of the VSA Teacher Resource Guides: A Series of Visual Art Lesson Plans Designed to Engage Students With Disabilities published by the Kennedy Center, she was also an invited author for The Handbook of Arts Education and Special Education and Art for Children Experiencing Psychological Trauma, both published in 2018.
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