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Jaime Patterson

Jaime Patterson

About Jaime Patterson

Senior Creative Producer + Media Coordinator

Jaime enjoys producing the ArtWorks for Teachers podcast, creating social media content, and working with her colleagues to provide quality events and resources to educators across the world. Jaime resides in Hanover, Pennsylvania with her husband, their three children, a sweet (but dumb) dog named Paisley, and two cats, Skye and Finn. A steadfast advocate for the arts throughout her life, Jaime enjoys playing her flute and singing in her spare time, and recently took on the role of President of her children's high school band boosters organization.

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Educator PD

Week 12: Viewing Jazz & Hip Hop Dance

Moving on in our series, for our next lesson in dance we discuss the fundamentals students should learn about both jazz and hip hop dance.

Strategies

Week 11: Viewing Ballet & Modern Dance

In week 11, we cover the basic fundamentals students should master about ballet and modern dance, while preparing for their final project.

Educator PD

Week 8: Viewing and Discussing Theatre

In week 8 of our Theatre unit, we move from talking and discussing theatre by looking at it from an arts perspective and its fundamentals.

Curriculum

Week 6: Introduction to Theatre Arts

As we move forward in our Arts Appreciation Course, we enter week 6 through introduction to theatre arts which discuss the key components of theatre arts.

Curriculum

Week 4: What is Theme?

We move into week four of our arts appreciation course this week to know what is theme.

Classroom Management

Week 3: Artist Intent

As we move into week 3, we will discuss how students should be able to identify the intent, defend the intent, and determine the effect of artist intent.

Curriculum

Week 2: Talking Art

We devoted to defining art, the second week of our arts appreciation course focuses on applying the class definition to artistic work, through talking art.

Curriculum

Week 1: What is Art?

A smart way to begin this course, before we begin to discuss art, is to ask the question: what is art exactly?

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