Practical suggestions for differentiating instruction: Bette Naughton Adaptive Art Resources
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As art educators, we encourage students of all abilities to create and engage with art. Enjoy this library of videos from Bette Naughton, author of Adaptive Art: Deconstructing Disability in the Art Classroom. You’ll find a wealth of practical advice and demonstrations of adaptations that will enable students with disabilities to engage in the creative process of making art.
In this video, author Bette Naughton demonstrates how materials, tools, and media can be modified for gross motor skill development.
In this video, author Bette Naughton demonstrates how materials, tools, and media can be modified for fine motor skill development.
Author Bette Naughton demonstrates sensory adaptations that will encourage students to engage in the creative process.
demonstrates sensory adaptations that will encourage students to engage in the creative process.
Author Bette Naughton demonstrates ways to modify your lessons for use with students who have emotional or behavioral concerns.
In this video, author Bette Naughton demonstrates how materials, tools, and media can be modified for use with students who have visual impairments.
Author Bette Naughton demonstrates adaptations to use with students who have cognitive impairments.
Explore ways you can assist students creating art at home with adaptations to support learning.
