Lasten taidekasvatus (5 cr)

Evaluation scale

0-5

Objective

The students
• know the meanings of art education aunderschool age
• know the pedagogical, as well as psychological arguments of art education, and are able to apply those arguments in their pedagogical guiding practice
• have both pedagogical as well as methodological skills in planning, guiding and evaluating children's art education
• are able to develop as well as document their own professional guiding practice

Content

• The educational, and psychological basics of art education, creative thinking and activities
• Planning, counseling and assessing of
• The methods, tools and materials in visual expression
• Integrative art work; literature and puppet theater

Materials

Rusanen ym. 2014. Musta tuntuu punaiselta. Kuvataiteellinen toiminta varhaisiässä. Lasten keskus. Ruokonen, Rusanen, Välimäki 2009 Taidekasvatus varhaiskasvatuksessa : Iloa, ihmettelyä ja tekemistä. Helsinki:THL. http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe201205085414

Completion alternatives

• Full-time studies: Workshops and written assignments, art education project for children or young people, self-assessment and presentation of the project in a portfolio.

Student workload

• Full-time studies: Team learning 45 h, written assignments and self assessment in a portfolio 35 h, group counseling or a project with children 55 h. Total 135 hours.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Sufficient (1) The students are able to name their own views and principles in art education. They can describe the development stages of visual and creative expression of children. The students are able to plan as well as implement art education activities for children. They are be able to use the learned practices of working with children. They are able to describe their own actions and skills in practice.

Satisfactory (2) The students are able to perform their justified view and principles in art education. They notice and describe the development stages of visual and creative expression of children. The students are able to plan, implement, as well as assess art education activities for children. They are able to reflect and describe their own actions, skills as wells as competences in practice.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

Good (3) The students are able to express and justify their views and principles for supporting children by means of art education. They are able to distinguish the developmental stages of sensor-motor and cognitive skills in visual and creative expression of children. The students are able to design, implement and assess goal-oriented as well as child centered art education for children. They apply the learned ways of working in their integrative pedagogical art education, and they are able to assess their own professional development.

Very good (4) The students are able to express and theoretically justify their views and principles for supporting children by means of art education. They are able to distinguish the developmental stages of sensor-motor and cognitive skills in visual and creative expression of children. The students are able to innovate, implement and assess child centered art education for children of different ages. They apply new ways of working in their integrative pedagogical art education. They are able to critically assess their own professional competences.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Excellent (5) The students are able to express and theoretically justify their views and principles for supporting children by means of art education. They are able to distinguish and evaluate the developmental stages of sensor-motor and cognitive skills and challenges in visual and creative expression with children. The students are able to design, implement and assess educational and purposeful art education activities for children in different ages. They can apply and create new integrative ways of working on the basis of theoretical and pedagogical knowledge of art education. They are able to critically assess their own professional competence as well as professional development.

Qualifications

The students know the basic principles of social- and health care. They know the general phases of human physical and psychological growth and development.

Further information

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