engaging students with diverse learning needs in the art
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Engaging Students with Diverse Learning Needs in the Art Room:
from Making to Responding
Hau Ong (Andy) Ding
Art Education Victoria
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About Me
• Board Member at Art Education Victoria
• Art Teacher at Berendale School
• Masters in Inclusive and Special Education (Deakin University)
• 7 years working with students with disabilities
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About the Workshop
1. Making: 10 Art lesson ideas
2. Responding: Ways of describing an artwork
3. Learning Environment: Responding to challenging behaviours
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1. Lesson Planning
Knowing Your Learners (APST 1 know learners and how they learn)
• How will my students react to the materials? • What are my students’ preferred working style?
• What can my students do? • What are my students’ specific needs?
See Individual Learning Plan, Learner Profile, Behaviour Management Plan,Allied Health Reports
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Visual Task Analysis (How to/Steps)
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Drawing
1. Scratch Back Art 2. Futuristic City Drawing
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Tips for a Drawing Lesson
Build your students’ confidence to draw.
Provide:
•Visual references
•Templates
•Guided drawing instructions
•Light boxes for tracing
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Painting
3. Colour Mixing Challenge 4. Watercolour Painting
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Teaching Routines
Students with disabilities benefit from structure and consistency.
Teach:a. Classroom routinesb.The routine to use a
material appropriatelyc. Using materials vs.
experimentation
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Printmaking
5. Monoprinting 6. Foam Printing
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Extending the Lesson
1. Create multiple prints. 2. Cut the prints for a collage.
Project Ideas:• Butterfly Wall• Mountainous Landscape• Bouquet of Flowers
Group Tasks:• Tracing with a template• Cutting the shapes• Preparing the canvas/surface• Arranging and gluing
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Sculpture
7. 3D Model House 8. Tape Installation
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Teaching 3D
2D 3D Computer Aided Design (CAD)
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Ceramic
9. Textured Vessel 10. Clay House
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Preparation
• Cut up the clay before the lesson• Have spare clay
• Focus on 1 skill or technique at a time• Joining technique – Use a toothbrush
to (1) score, (2) slip, (3) stick, (4) join
• Use a plaster box to store clay pieces, to prevent from drying
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2. Respond and Interpret Artwork
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Pointing
Point to the colour red.
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Visual Board
What can you see?
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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
What can you see?
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Yes or No Answers
Is there a curve line?
Teach students to feel okay to say “no”.
Affirm their response, and encourage them to share their thinking.
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1 Word to Sentences
What can you see? Lines
What can the lines be? Can be crossing
Where is the crossing taking you? The crossing takes me home.
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Collaborative Verbal Response
Scribe other responses:1. Colours, straight lines, house,
flying house, bridge2. Crossing, rainbow, I like the
patterns the lines create3. Nowhere, in a loop
I can see colourful and straight lines. There is also a flying house across the bridge. I like the patterns the lines create. The patterned lines can be a rainbow or a crossing that goes nowhere, in a loop, and sometimes takes me across the bridge back to home.
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Multiple Choices
What material was used to make this artwork?
A)PaintB)TapeC)Paper
What do you like most about this artwork?
A)PatternB)HouseC)ColoursD)Circle
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Starter Sentences/Fill in the Blanks
• I can see...
• This artwork is about…
• This artwork is interesting, because...
• I used ___ to make this artwork.
• The artist used ___ to make this artwork.
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Short Answer Response
• Reflection
• Artist statement
• Description for an art catalogue
Creative Responses:
• Haiku poem (numeracy)
• Blackout poem (literacy)
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3. Challenging Behaviours in the Art Room
Art Room Verbal Physical
• Eating art supplies
•Damaging art supplies, tools, equipment, furniture, artworks, classroom
•Using tools and equipment dangerously
•Creating and showing inappropriate images or artwork
•Running around in the Art Room.
• Screaming and yelling
• Swearing at other people
•Making threats
•Making derogatory remarks
•Pushing
•Punching/slapping
•Kicking
• Spitting
•Pinching
• Scratching
• Throwing art supplies, tools, equipment and furniture
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Responding to the Behaviour
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De-Escalation Techniques
• Ask “What’s wrong?”
• Ask “What do you need?”
• Redirect
• Refocus
• Offer a controlled choice
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Understanding the BehaviourAntecedent Behaviour Consequence
Student did not want to paint. Student broke paintbrushes. Student was told to sit by themselves and missed out on Art.
Student screamed and cried.
Student liked the texture of pastels in their mouth.
Student ate some pastels. Teacher removed pastels from the student.
Student grabbed, pulled and scratched the teacher’s hand to get the pastels.
Student was new to the school and unfamiliar with the Art Room.
Student ran around and threw supplies and tools in the Art Room.
Student was removed from the Art Room.
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After the Incident
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Addressing the IssueAntecedent Behaviour Consequence
Student did not want to paint.
Student broke paintbrushes.
Task avoidance
Ignore. Assure other students that there are enough supplies for everyone.
Teach the student to communicate their desire.
Provide an alternative medium for the student to complete their artwork and work towards achieving their goals.
Student liked the texture of pastels in their mouth.
Student ate some pastels.
Sensory seeking
Ignore. Assure other students that there are enough supplies for everyone.
Discuss the matter with their parent and Allied Health Professional. Explore an alternative tool that can provide the sensory experience that the student wants.
Student was new to the school and unfamiliar with the Art Room.
Student ran around and threw supplies and tools in the Art Room.
Gaining control
De-escalate the situation. Asked “what’s wrong?” The student explained the Art Room did not look like the one they had in their previous school.
Conduct a tour around the Art Room and introduce different parts of the room and their purposes. Explain classroom routine and expectation. Provide an opportunity for the student to practice.
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Complex CasesAntecedent Behaviour Consequence
Student completed their artwork and wanted to show the teacher.
They liked the texture of pastels in their mouth.
Student ate some pastels.
Attention seekingSensory seeking*Mental health concern
Teacher removed pastels from the student.
Student grabbed, pulled and scratched the teacher’s hand to get the pastels.
Ignore. Assure other students that there are enough supplies for everyone.
Discuss the matter with their parent and Allied Health Professional. Explore an alternative tool that can provide the sensory experience that the student wants.
Teach the student to communicate with the teacher when they have completed their work. E.g.• They can approach the teacher and say “finished”.• They can use AAC.• They can complete some free drawing activities.
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Classroom Culture and Relationship Matters
Allow students to learn from their mistake and to develop their coping strategies, communication and social skills.
Interpersonal Skills:
• Building relationship
• Active listening
• Matching
• Questioning
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THANK YOU
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