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    • CT COVID GUIDELINES
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  • ABOUT US
    • About Us
    • CALENDAR
    • Membership
    • Meetings
    • Meeting Archive
    • Board of DIrectors
    • President's Page >
      • President/President Elect Messages (Archive)
  • Awards and Exhibitions
    • CAEA Art Educator Awards >
      • Educator Awards Forms
      • Educator Award Winners
      • Past Award Winners
    • Members Exhibit
    • Student Exhibitions
    • Youth Art Celebration
    • Ct Regional Scholastic Art Awards
    • Legislative Office Building
    • Art Slam at the Capital
    • National Arts Program
    • Virtual Student Art Exhibits
  • LEARNING / COLLABORATION
    • WATCH PARTY ***NEW
    • CÆA Conference Series
    • Conference Archives
    • Conference Vendor
    • Distance Learning Resources
    • Professional Development Opportunities >
      • CAEA WATCH PARTY
      • CAAA Summer Arts Institute
    • Lesson Plans
    • STEAM
    • FORUM - CAEA CONNECT
  • Advocacy
    • Advocacy
    • Equity Diversity & Inclusion
    • Grants and Scholarships >
      • CAEA Robert Saunders Scholarship
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CAEA WATCH PARTY PD
 
New This Year: The CAEA Watch Party PD series, is a monthly event centered around NAEA webinars. These webinars are relevant, useful and useable. The watch party is an opportunity for our members to come together, watch the webinar together, and then engage in a facilitated discussion following the webinar. How this information applies to Connecticut teachers as well as resources and information will be shared. Join us and connect with your peers.

No Registration is required for access, Just click on the link below to join the current Watch Party.
Join TODAYS Watch/Discuss here
Empowering Students Through Project-Based Learning
Wednesday, May 4, 2022 | 7–8pm ET

If you’ve always wondered how to make art class important for the kids who don’t love to draw, this webinar is for you! Join three art educators and project-based learning (PBL) leaders from the DC metro area to explore PBL and why it is getting so much attention globally! Discover how PBL provides engaging opportunities for students to build real-world skills and learn content by focusing deeply on personal response, identity, and community impact. Learn why “doing art projects” doesn’t mean doing “PBL,” and gain easy, actionable steps to revise current projects to increase authenticity, engagement, and long-term impact—the starting points of PBL.

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Art Museums
Wednesday, June 1, 2022 | 7–8pm ET

Join us for reflection on the trajectory of art museums in making authentic change in the realm of equity, diversity, and inclusion. Art museum educators have a unique opportunity and responsibility to foster meaningful, inclusive, and accessible learning experiences for K–12 learners. To enact this work, they continuously strive to deepen their understanding of the identities and needs of a diverse set of learners, prioritizing the needs of those who have traditionally felt the museum was not a place for them. In response, art museum educators have become very intentional about what (i.e., which artworks and which narratives related to them), how (i.e., the pedagogy), and who is involved in teaching, as well as how to approach and nurture relationships with schools. Museum educators are also committed to a continual process of reflection on and disruption of the ways that white supremacy culture informs the work they do with staff—including hiring, management, mentorship, team building, and retention.
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Useful Links
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Educator Awards
     Past Award Winners
​ Members' Exhibit
Student Exhibits
     
Youth Art Celebration

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     Legislative Office Building
     Art Slam at the Capitol
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     National Arts Program

    Virtual Student Art Exhibits
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Connecticut Art Education Association, Inc.