Middle School
Roundtable Watch for new
Roundtable!
High School Roundtable Watch for new
Roundtable!
Tech Squad Workshop Series (for all K-12 art educators
) Watch for new workshops! See more information here
"Ask a Fellow" Got a Research Question? Click on “Ask A Fellow” on the NAEA Contact Us page.
Make your question(s) clear and direct so they can be answered in a timely fashion. An NAEA Distinguished Fellow will address the specific question and then exit from the discussion. These collaborations are focused, functional, and temporary. “Ask A Fellow” is not intended for extended tenures, such as thesis or dissertation advisors or project collaborations.
Grant Opportunitie
Art educators face an increasing need to advance both their individual work and the collective work of the profession. The NAEA aim to fill that need by offering a variety of thought-provoking programs, effective grants, honorable awards, and innovative opportunities designed to support
NAEA and RIAEA members.
Visit the NAEA Website
for these opportunities!
Benefits of being a
RIAEA Member
One of the benefits of being a member of RIAEA is to showcase your art through personalized e-Portfolios
powered by Digication See wonderful examples at the NAEA website
RIAEA MISSION STATEMENT
The Mission of the Rhode Island Art Education Association is to offer opportunities for professional development, leadership and service in order to advance the quality of art education.
ArtReach 2011
Rhode Island Art Education Association ArtReach Grants
with funding provided by
Rhode Island Monthly + Providence Performing Arts Center ArtReach 2011 - The Lion King Criteria for Application Eligibility
a) Application is open to current members of RIAEA only.
b) Application must be from a school site team, minimally, made up of one visual arts teacher and at least two other teachers, specialists or general classroom teachers, from that site.
Art educators will gain a deeper understanding of the “Why” in art education and creating art. Why do cultures create art? Why do we humans make art? Why teach art? Why do we love art?Come experience and examine the holistic aspects of art from various cultures and historical eras.
Join us as we celebrate and explore The Arts! Come and renew yourself as artist and educator!
The 2010 Rhode Island Art Education Association's
Bi-Annual State Conference.
Art + Spirit.
Saturday,
October 16, 2010
at West Warwick High School.
Keynote Speaker:
Joining Heaven and Earth by Dr. Peter London, author,artist, art educator, and lecturer. Mr. London is Professor Emeritus at UMASS Dartmouth; Distinguished Fellow, National Art Education Association; and founding member of the Caucus on the Spiritual in Art Education (CSAE)—
Established 2008.
Rhode Island Department of Education : From Commissoner Gist
FROM COMMISSIONER GIST....
RIDE to host Rhode Island Educator Evaluation Model Regional Meetings
We’ve had an extraordinary group of educators working together this summer to develop the RI Educator Evaluation Model. As promised, we are planning the first in a series of regional forums to update you on the progress we’ve made and hear back from you about the draft materials and processes under development. There are two forums scheduled this month:
Wednesday, August 25th, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm, Rhode Island College Student Union Ballroom
You should know that we have about 100 of your colleagues working with us to develop the RI Model. They are eager to share their work and want to be sure that we are building a system that is fair, valid, and transparent. Your input can only strengthen our ability to meet these goals. In the meantime, please visit our website at www.ride.ri.gov and click onto the educator evaluation link to see all draft materials and meeting notes. I and members of the team are looking forward to seeing you! http://www.ride.ri.gov/EducatorQuality/EducatorEvaluation/
Scholastics 2010
2010 Rhode Island Scholastic Art Awards Hosted by
Salve Regina University and RIAEA
Slideshow will take a few seconds to load... These are just some of the artworks on displayed! We have cds available of all the winning pieces - if you're interested in purchasing the cd ($15) please contact Susanne Suprock at suprocks@cox.net
2011 sponsors will include Salve Regina University, RIAEA
and RDW Group, Inc.
Members of the RIAEA Executive Board with Deborah Reeves, Executive Director of the NAEA
Neighborhood News
Artists Exhibits
Congratulations to
Ryan MacGowan of Middletown High School and Madelaine Dennis of Mt. Hope High School for being selected as a RI finalist for the Doodle4Google contest!
To see their works, click hre
