Art Teacher/ Instructor

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An art teacher's primary responsibility is to educate students on various artistic techniques and practices, helping them develop creative expression and aesthetic understanding. This involves developing lesson plans, demonstrating art techniques, providing constructive feedback, and assessing student progress.

Key Responsibilities and Duties:

Instruction:

• Teaching students fundamental art techniques like drawing, painting, sculpting, and printmaking.

Curriculum Development:

• Creating and implementing lesson plans aligned with educational standards and school guidelines.

Assessment:

• Evaluating student work, providing feedback, and tracking progress.

Art History:

• Teaching students about art history, different artistic periods, and famous artists.

Studio Management:

• Preparing the classroom, organizing art materials, and maintaining a safe and clean environment.

Collaboration:

• Working with other teachers and staff to integrate art into the curriculum and participate in school events.

Student Support:

• Providing guidance and individualized instruction to students with varying artistic abilities and needs.

Staying Current:

• Keeping abreast of new art techniques and teaching methods.

Additional Responsibilities May Include:

• Portfolio Development: Assisting artistically inclined students in creating portfolios, setting up exhibitions, and applying to postsecondary art schools.

• Community Outreach: Participating in school art exhibitions and events, and collaborating with community organizations.

• Parent Communication: Communicating with parents about student progress and development.