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My research and teaching interests focus on
curriculum development and the aesthetic development of children and
adults with a special emphasis on diverse populations. In general
education I am interested in authentic instruction and assessment
and the development of reflective practitioners.
Prior to coming to higher education I taught
elementary and middle school art in urban schools for 12 years and
served full-time as the art curriculum specialist for the Portland
Oregon public schools for 10 years. During this time I wrote grants
to the Getty Institute for Arts Education to design and implement a
discipline-based art education program in the Portland schools.
After that grant was completed I established the Northwest Institute
for Discipline-Based Art Education at Lewis and Clark College in
Portland in order to provide staff development and support to many
school districts in Oregon. I also headed the visual arts committee
to develop state standards.
Following the completion of the doctorate, I taught
for five years at Arizona State University and had an opportunity to
develop online curriculum for the Getty’s ArtsEdNet Web site as well
as other Web sites and print sources.
With deep experience in public school teaching and
administrative levels, as well as professional and state level
committees, I bring to higher education significant knowledge of the
real world of public schools.
Education
Ph.D., University of Arizona in teaching and teacher
education, 1995
M.A.T., Lewis and Clark College, Portland,
OR, 1983
B.A., Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR, 1979
Selected publications
Clover, Faith and M. Erickson (2003)
Translations: Understanding in Art. Reston, VA: National Art
Education Association.
Clover, Faith (2002) How can an artworld-centered
online curriculum be used? in Erickson, M. and B. Young.
Multicultural Artworlds. Reston, VA: National Art Education
Association.
Clover, Faith (2001) Painting at the edge of
the world, Minneapolis, MN: Walker Art Center.
Clover, Faith (2001) Franz Marc and the blue
rider, Minneapolis, MN: Walker Art Center.
Clover, Faith and A. Jim (2000) Navajo
Pottery,
http://artswork.asu.edu/arts/students/navajo/; Tempe AZ: Arizona
Arts Education Research Center, Arizona State University.
Clover, Faith (1999) Navajo art: a way of
life; an online curriculum; Los Angeles, CA:
Getty Education Institute.
Clover, Faith and M. Erickson (1999)
Understanding Artworlds, an online curriculum; Los Angeles,
CA: Getty Education Institute.
Clover, Faith (1995) Contributions of Gender
and Culture to Aesthetic Response, doctoral dissertation,
University of Arizona.
January 2005
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