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The Summer 2008 Professional Development catalog is here! Click here to download.
| Our Mission...The Michigan Art Education Association's mission is to promote quality visual arts education through leadership, service, and professional development. |
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Forms/Publications that relate to this page (2) |
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Spring ArTeacher - April 2008: PDF File
Post Date: 4/9/2008
Details: 2.8mb PDF file. Has fully working table of contents linking, and working web links. |
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SUMMER 2008 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:: PDF File
Post Date: 6/6/2008
Details: Earlybird registration rates extended to July 9! |
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File Downloads that relate to this page (6) |
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The Guild of Artists & Artisans: PDF File
"Art as a Living" Application |
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The Guild of Artists & Artisans: PDF File
The Guild of Artists & Artisans Special Opportunity For Art Educators to Exhibit & Sell Their Art in The Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair 2008 |
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The Guild of Artists & Artisans: WORD File
ANN ARBOR ART FAIR OPPORTUNITY |
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Arts Education Standards Benchmarks: PDF File
Elementary, Middle School, & Secondary Benchmarks (3 files in 1 PDF) |
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SUMMER 2008 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: PDF File
Here is the summer development catalog for download!
Earlybird registration rates extended to July 9!
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Resolution passed by the membership of the Michigan Art Education Association
February 20, 2006
"The Michigan Art Education Association represents more than 1200 art teachers, their schools and students statewide. The organization acknowledges the importance of a rigorous and balanced curriculum that includes the arts. The Michigan Merit Core Curriculum is a step toward a balanced education through its inclusion of no less than one credit of visual and performing arts for High School Graduation. In addition, we encourage alignment with the Goals 2000: Educate America Act. This federal mandate recognizes the arts as a core subject, equal in importance to Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Health, Physical Education, and World Languages."
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