If taking art trips with your students seems like a daunting and unachievable dream, you won’t want to miss today’s episode. There are ways to get your students out into the world to experience art first hand by seeing it and touching it. You’ll want to learn some of the tips that have allowed Kristen Wilcox to consistently expose her students to art first-hand!
Kristen Wilcox is an art teacher that teaches different levels of art classes at Samuel Clemens High School in Texas. Much of Kristen’s art centers around her love for photography, but she dabbles in as many mediums as it takes to get the creative process started. She loves to travel and she tries to inspire her students to travel in order to learn art through the experience of seeing it in person. She helps her students earn the money and helps them plan their trips in order to facilitate this amazing hands-on exposure to art. She believes that students need to travel in order to get the full experience of learning art.
Show Highlights:
- Steps that you can take to get a group together in order to travel with your students
- People and organizations that will help students go on this adventure
- The benefits of going on these educational trips
- Ideas to help students raise money for their trip
- Differences between Go Ahead Tours and EF Tours
- Kristen shares her travel experiences in Europe and her favorite places
- Tips for students on preparing for the trip and getting them ready for a successful trip
- The artwork that changed Kristen’s life
Come to Europe with Me!
Links Mentioned in the Show:
(Some of the links below are affiliate links which help financially support Art Class Curator.)
Go Ahead Tours (adult tours)
EF Tours (for students)
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