Drawing/Writing	Drawing/Writing is a theory, a practice, a book, and a course of study developed by a writer, artist, teacher, and parent. Drawing/Writing is for anyone - including parents and teachers and all other caregivers who work with children's minds - as well as any reader who is working on personal growth and the development of "active seeing."
The Brain	This site has a list of questions pertinent to the brain and learning. It also has a list of 10 tips for creating a brain-compatible classroom.
Visual Understanding in Education	This information may help viewers gain some understanding of how "new viewers" might respond to art in a more left-brained way: expecting verbal explanation, needing ideas to unfold in a linear progression.
Women Artists of the American West	A great site if you have an interest in the traditional "female" arts as expressions of identity and the handing down of personal heritage. A comprehensive look at female artists from the Western United States.
Pintura: Art Detective	The Case of Grandpa's Painting. This site is a detective game to discover who painted grandpa's painting based on composition, style, subject matter, etc.
Inside Art	An Adventure into Art History. This is a lesson in identifying Van Gogh's work using some guided imagery.
Eyes on Art	A Learning to Look Curriculum. These interactive lessons are for recognizing, analyzing, and critiquing artworks.
Association for the Advancement of Arts Education	The website of the Cincinnati based educators' organization, including a lesson plan exchange and other interesting information.
ArtsEdNet	This is a site from Getty with a large dialogue among members about brain based learning. A great way to meet art educators from around the country, plus it includes many links to explore. A excellent resource for all art educators.
Classroom Management	An interesting view on the use of current brain research in reviewing how we go about our classroom management.
Teaching for Intelligence 2000	A Skylight Conference entitled "Teaching for Intelligence 2000" will be held March 11-15, 2000. Check out this site for more info.
Brain Awareness Week	A celebration sponsored by the Society for Neuroscience that will be March 13-19, 2000.