Background information
Our partnership has developed eight Modules with schemes of work for primary and lower secondary teachers to use with their classes. Each focuses on a different pan European theme, illustrated with specific works of Visual Art from the National Galleries of all four of our partnership countries and each providing teachers with Art History theory, background and learning points related to the particular topic. We started with a template approved both by our art education experts and by teachers. The next decision that faced all partners was selecting the two great art works that best represented each theme.
The buttons below give access to Background Notes and a Lesson Powerpoint for each module. Each module is offered in all four languages of the partnership - English, Italian, Greek and Swedish.
We also created a number of suggested pupil activities that support pupils' engagement with the topic being delivered, their appreciation of the selected Art works and their connection with Art more generally. Through these activities pupils are encouraged to become familiar with the artworks, the artists and the Galleries they represent, they learn to understand the themes behind them, and to present those themes through their own artistic, literary and dramatic creations. These additional resources including Case Studies can be found in the Toolkit.
Modules were uploaded and modified throughout the project. All the modules and every pupil activity can now be accessed and each are represented in all four project languages.
The buttons below give access to Background Notes and a Lesson Powerpoint for each module. Each module is offered in all four languages of the partnership - English, Italian, Greek and Swedish.
We also created a number of suggested pupil activities that support pupils' engagement with the topic being delivered, their appreciation of the selected Art works and their connection with Art more generally. Through these activities pupils are encouraged to become familiar with the artworks, the artists and the Galleries they represent, they learn to understand the themes behind them, and to present those themes through their own artistic, literary and dramatic creations. These additional resources including Case Studies can be found in the Toolkit.
Modules were uploaded and modified throughout the project. All the modules and every pupil activity can now be accessed and each are represented in all four project languages.
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