How to Teach School Children Painting Part 3 of 4:
FAS Paint TV Series "Painting" Approaches for Classroom Teaching"
This documentary, part of the 1980s TV series "Painting" Approaches for Classroom Teaching, provides valuable insights into teaching painting to children. It features four teachers working with children aged 4 to 12, demonstrating effective techniques to nurture both technique and creativity in line with the objectives of the new Art Curriculum.
Key Highlights:
Techniques that Endure: The documentary showcases time-tested techniques for teaching painting, ensuring its relevance even decades later.
Materials Used: Teachers utilise FAS Super Tempera and FAS Student Acrylic paints, demonstrating their suitability for classroom use.
Production Details: This documentary, filmed by the NZ Television Production Unit and FAS Paints at Auckland College of Education in the 1980s, captures the essence of outdoor art education.
In "The Outdoor Plants Behind the Classroom," viewers witness engaging lessons where teachers integrate nature into art education seamlessly. The documentary offers practical insights and inspiration for educators seeking to enrich their teaching methods.