Julia Filip
ARTIST|EDUCATOR
Teaching Practice
Special Educational Needs
Inclusive Education Uol
Through a group collaborative project, I created a Uol based on inclusive practice in the classroom that is focused on the differentiation of special educational needs.
1st Year - Shadow Puppetry
Theme - Following the pathway of story/ fairy tale, students will create their own shadow puppets in card
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Aim;
to enable students to learn techniques of shadow puppet-making
to develop storytelling skills through puppetry
to introduce fine motor skills like cutting, observational drawing
to respond to shapes and silhouettes
AEDP: Shape, line, proportion, contrast between light and shade, composition, scale, perspective, colour
Students will make a variety of shadow puppets and a small theatre/display box, in card
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Learning Outcomes
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Critical and Visual Language
1.3 Critique an artwork using critical and visual language
Drawing
1.6 Use drawings to communicate their personal outlook or understanding
1.4 demonstrate how they use drawing to observe, record and analyse the human figure and the world around them
2.4 show they can use their drawings to observe, record and analyse
Visual Culture and Appreciation
2.7 identify the historical or contemporary skills and materials used in craftworks from a number of different crafts
Art Elements and Design Principles (AEDP)
1.12 apply their understanding of the art elements and design principles to make an artwork
Media
1.14 use media to create their own artwork
2.14 use media to create craftwork
Unit of Learning
Resources
Reflection
I found it challenging to gather and edit all the information and knowledge on how to create an inclusive class. There's a lot out there, so navigating yourself through it may be overwhelming but after a while a was able to narrow down what I needed. It then became quite enjoyable to create the lesson plans/artefacts and actually make them. The best part was trying to make the class inclusive, it felt rewarding to know that I am starting to become a teacher whose focus is on inclusion and making students feel like they belong. I learned that the class must accommodate to them, not them to the class.