CVPA 600: CVPA Graduate ProSeminar. 0 credits. Introduces students into graduate studies in the arts; the course reviews graduate practices and policies. Students are required to take this within their first year of graduate study in CVPA.
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Coursework meets licensure and Master's degree requirements. The listing below follows the recommended sequencing for licensure.
The comprehensive experience for the MAT (for BFA students) includes the following: (1) a group exhibition, “The Art of Teaching Art Showcase,” in which MAT candidates display and formally present works of PreK–12 student art completed during the internship, along with exemplars of the MAT candidate’s own artwork, and (2) a culminating review of the intern’s competencies as reflected in a professional teaching portfolio, accomplished during the internship seminar course that accompanies student teaching.
Students for the MAT (for BFA students) must complete ALL endorsements, including Praxis Core, PLUS art education foundational courses AVT 493 - Teaching Visual Thinking Through Media, PK-12, AVT 494 - Teaching Critical Response to Art, PK-12, and AVT 495 Intro to Art Teaching and Learning totaling 9 credit hours.