Teacher Programs
Andy Warhol's work in many disciplines uniquely situates the museum to explore interdisciplinary connections and the nature of the creative process through the template of a single artist's work. This meets the interests of a cultural and educational climate drawn increasingly to interdisciplinary focuses and addresses the needs of school curriculums striving to emphasize cross-curricular lesson planning. Teacher programs include an annual teacher open house in the fall, teacher inservices, and teacher advisory team. Participants in all programs are eligible to receive Pennsylvania Act 48 credit
Teacher In-Services
In-services are available for K-12 teachers of all disciplines. In-services take place either at the Museum or at your school. Full or half-day in-services are available. In-services feature: hands-on activities and ready-to-use lesson plans, creative and new ways to strengthen art curriculum, cross-curriculum connections and resource materials.
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Summer Teacher Workshops 2008
Our summer teacher workshops will begin June 24th and run through August 7th. Educators will earn Act 48 Credit for all workshops.
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Learning Labs: Independent Teacher Advisors
Education department staff and advisory teams of teachers develop resource materials, such as: slide sets, posters, and lesson plans. Advisory teams have also reviewed and contributed to the museum's newsletter for teachers, and on Warhol: Resources & Lessons, our new educational curriculum site . Click here for more information >
For more information, or to schedule a teacher program, contact Nicole Dezelon at 412.237.8365 or email dezelonn@warhol.org.
Andy Warhol, photo Greg Gorman, 1983
