Technology Integration for the Arts Ice Breaker
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Topics of this game:
- Which famous painter was also a sculptor, an architect, and an engineer?
- The artist Kandinsky is considered the first for this type of art?
- Claude Monet is most known for his paintings of what?
- The first “artists” of the world used which mediums to produce their work?
- Where did Vincent Van Gogh paint the famous “Starry Night”?
- At what point in the school year are the elements of art usually taught?
- What is a popular type of assessment in elementary art lessons?
- Learning color theory should come before or after learning the elements of art?
- When teaching shading and blending, what should be taught before moving on to using the skill to draw objects?
- When teaching about composition, what is a good theory to discuss?
- What are some popular technology tools used in classrooms today?
- What is one way an educator can integrate technology into their classroom?
- What is a popular art-related game that may be played using a smart board?
- What is a simple way to integrate technology into an art classroom?
- What are some popular digital tools used for instruction in classrooms today?
- If a student has accommodations to meet their diverse needs, what might the instructor need to do?
- When students are learning online, what are some accommodation options they can use to meet their diverse needs?
- A student is having trouble following an online video, what might the instructor suggest they do?
- A student is having trouble reading online text, what might the instructor suggest the student do?
- Students are paired up in groups for an activity, what could be a benefit for students with diverse needs being in groups?
