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The Child's Studio

Thoughts on teaching in the K-4 TAB studio at Sugar Creek Elementary

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December 12, 2018

Assessment in Art at SCE

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November 30, 2018

BPS Podcast: Conditions for Creativity - Autonomy

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November 23, 2018

Designing your studio with the child in mind.

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August 24, 2018

BPS Podcast: A conversation with Kathy Douglas

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Blocks Paper Scissors Art Camp 2018

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February 09, 2018

BPS Podcast: The Secret Art of Boys and Girls

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Clark Fralick: Clark Fralick is a veteran elementary art teacher of 25 years. He earned his art education certificate from the Herron School of Art and received his Bachelor of Arts in photography from Purdue University. He is an advocate for the Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB) philosophy of education. He is co-creator of the Block Paper Scissors Art Camp along with Clyde Gaw. Clark has presented on TAB at the state and national levels, and currently produces the Blocks, Paper, Scissors podcast. He is on the staff of the Teaching for Artistic Behavior Institute at MassArt Boston.

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