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Robert D. Clements, Professor of Art, taught art education at the University of Georgia for 25 years. There, he won the University’s highest awards for his teaching and research. A renowned artist in his own right, Dr. Clements’s works are on display in museums and institutes throughout the world. Besides his sculpture and public art, he has written three books and 60 articles and directed many grant projects. Born in Pittsburgh, PA,Dr. Clements received his BFA degree from Carnegie Mellon University and his graduate art degrees from Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Clements is recognized for his work in Who’s Who in American Art and Who’s Who in America. He has written the fifth through current editions of Emphasis Art. To understand Dr. Clements’s influence on the world of art and art education, one need only speak with the many art teachers throughout the country who speak of him with reverence and who don’t hesitate for a moment to provide their students’ works for use in his books.
Frank Wachowiak (1913–1998) was a master teacher and artist whose approach to teaching art to children is recognized throughout the field. Born in Wisconsin, he received his degrees from the University of Iowa where he subsequently taught until moving to the University of Georgia in 1967. For 50 years his passion for a life in art was evident as he worked in the happy, charged environment of children searching, discovering, and creating through art.As he taught and studied children’s art
all over the world (particularly while at the University of Iowa Lab School and the University of Georgia Children’s Art Classes),
Dr.Wachowiak found that it was easy to stay young at heart. Since his passing in 1998, every edition of Emphasis Art, including this one, has built off of his inspiring words and clear technical directions, as well as his model of including beautiful examples of children’s art.
| Introduction to Art | |
| The Role of Art in Society and in the Schools | |
| Art as Art: The Design Fundamentals | |
| Teachers and Teaching | |
| The Teacher's Role: Strategies and Management | |
| Motivating Learning | |
| Creating and Evaluating Objectives | |
| Integrating Art into the Classroom | |
| Integration in the Three Domains: Cognitive, Affective, and Psychomotor | |
| Art and Social Studies: Understanding the Contextual Approach to the Visual Culture | |
| Art and Literacy: Reading and Language Arts | |
| Art and Mathematics | |
| Art and Science | |
| Art and The Performing Arts | |
| Teaching Art to Children with Special Needs | |
| Teaching Art to Students Who Are Gifted | |
| Creating an Art Curriculum | |
| Cognitive and Psychological Factors in Children's Learning and Creative Development | |
| A Sequential Curriculum for Kindergarten | |
| A Sequential Curriculum for Grades 1 and 2 | |
| A Sequential Curriculum for Grades 3 and 4 | |
| A Sequential Curriculum for Grades 5 and 6 | |
| A Sequential Curriculum for Grades 7 and 8 | |
| Appreciating Art and Visual Culture: Art History, Criticism, and Aesthetics | |
| Teaching Art Appreciation: From Picture Study t to Visual Culture | |
| Teaching Art History | |
| Teaching Art Criticism and Aesthetics | |
| Teaching Art Production | |
| Drawing | |
| Crayon and Oil Pastel | |
| Painting | |
| Paper Projects in Two Dimensions | |
| Printmaking | |
| Computer Art, Digital Photography, Video, and the Web | |
| Three-Dimensional Design | |
| Crafts | |
| Clay Modeling | |
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