Hi! My name is Daniel Zapata. I am extremely excited to collaborate and work with an a amazing group of facilitators for the Balfour Pre College Academy. A little about me.....I am a high school art teacher near Bloomington Indiana. I have been a teacher for twelve years and most of that time I was an elementary art teacher. That was a lot of fun and I have so many great memories of teaching ages 5 though 12, but once I had the opportunity to teach high school students, I realized I had found my true calling. I love to engage my student's minds in a way that allows them to explore the process of creativity. I want to help my students make connections between ideas, previous knowledge, and their own personal experiences in order to solve a problem, make a point, persuade, or beautify through visual art. I am a painter and printmaker when I have the time. I love all...
Hello fellow GALACTIC Facilitators. Here is a first and very rough draft of a weeklong plan for group 3. Right now a working theme and name is: Theme: Creating activism and awareness of issues of access to Water, Food, and Education Globally and Locally Group Name: Painting Awareness: Activism for the Equality of Fundamental Needs Please feel free to give any suggestion and comments. Since I created the plan, I have already rethought some things....For Example, we could structure the whole project around the "Digital Divide" that would encompass the other topics of food, water and education because those things are effected by the lack of technology in many underrepresented communities not only throughout the world but also here in the US and locally. Anyway, Please let me know if you have any ideas, thoughts, or suggestions. Thank you for looking.... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ri2bh7NEaUsbKbr5jxaBgXMquwicPp7WC...
I’ve left the group inspired every day! The students took no time to start collaborating and creating once they transitioned into the final project of creating a large banner of awareness art. Each group is putting their heart into every brush stroke and pencil line. Here are some pictures of the fun!
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