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How Do We Teach? Results of a National Survey of Instruction in Secondary Art Education

This article summarizes selected questions from a 1999 national survey of instructional strategies used by secondary art teachers in the U.S. Results suggest art teachers most frequently use studio-oriented teaching strategies, and find them most effective in motivation, demonstration, and questioning strategies. Particular note is made of assessment and evaluation, use of electronic technology, and art exhibition.