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On this page, find information on the arts and culture for Ohio, and how the National Endowment for the Arts has supported the arts in communities throughout the state. Below are highlights of just some of Arts Endowment grantees and artists working in Ohio.
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Interested in exploring a career path in theater education? The Ohio University Patton College of Education and School of Theater have an exciting new one-year degree track in Theater Education for students interested in this career path. The master's program with Licensure in K-12 Education can be completed in one year (3 academic terms) in-person...
M.Ed Theater Education [ME8185] The Theater Education program prepares theater teachers for grades preK-12 with licensure. The Theater Education program offers a research-based dynamic curriculum focusing on the development of professional knowledge, skills, and dispositions. Program faculty members bring expertise in their disciplines as well as e...
The Theater Education program is designed to prepare beginning teachers, who will be able to: 1. Demonstrate the central concepts, tools of inquiry, and structures of the discipline(s) they teach 2. Use their understanding of how children and youth learn to engage them with the subject matter 3. Enact equitable and inclusive teaching and assessment...
Theater Education Master’s program students are eligible to apply for a teaching license in the State of Ohio once they successfully complete the courses listed on their program of study, the required Ohio Assessment for Educators licensure examinations, and the Professional Internship in Teaching. Program graduates are prepared for careers teachin...
Jun 13, 2024 · Washington, DC —Chair of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Maria Rosario Jackson, PhD, and members of the National Council on the Arts will gather in Ohio June 27-28, 2024, for the council’s summer meeting.
The M.F.A. in Acting is a rigorous three-year training program, led by a faculty of working theater practitioners. A class of ten is admitted once every three years, and each student is closely mentored by a faculty committed to individual student growth.
Jun 17, 2024 · The Ohio Learning Standards for Fine Arts are structured around four Artistic Processes designed to answer the question: What do artists do? These Artistic Processes focus instruction on the artistic and cognitive rigor involved in the process of artmaking and cultivation of Artistic Literacy.
Jun 30, 2024 · It is intended to advance the education and training of motivated, curious, self-reliant, adaptable theater artists. Studio classes emphasize the authentic use of self, the reality of doing, the collaborative process and the acquisition and mastery of performance skills.
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There are two options for undergraduate application and acceptance: Option 1) Apply directly to the B.F.A. program of your choice: Theater Performance - Acting [Major Code BF5048] Theater Performance - Musical Theater [Major Code BF5049]
