In-Person and Online Options Available to Help Accommodate Your Schedule
Learn to Teach and Share Your Gifts
Beginning Aug. 11
I am offering a high school art class, and also an Art Internship. This program is also in Google Classroom so can be accessed on student’s own time schedule online. If a student can’t make the Friday classes, we will offer a weeklong intensive that is 40 hours of in class art to cover the requirement. Student would complete a digital portfolio for college scholarship or freelance work and have art in our online gallery. https://youtu.be/fqsp6VZqdAM
What You’ll Learn and GAIN:
The Art Intern would do the following in the training:
– Understand and be able to share the elements and principles of art.
-Develop an excellent digital portfolio to for college and professional review.
-Understand and be able to teach the basic media techniques in drawing, painting, sculpting, pottery, and graphic (computer) art. Will get training on Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator and a variety of other programs.
-Have opportunity to do art for ministry in camps.
-Develop a comprehensive understanding of art history and techniques of the masters.
-Participate in offering classes to younger children.
Students will have an art show, and opportunities to showcase their work. Interns with the program will also be able to use all the Visual Manna teaching materials.
Email me for more information at visualmanna@gmail.com. If you would like a free tape on the workshops I did at the Virginia State Homeschool Convention this year on “Teaching Art at Home,” and “Using Art to Reinforce Core Subjects.”
Sharon Jeffus
Owner and Educator
Sharon Jeffus has a B.S.S.E. in Art Education from John Brown University and continued on in her studies to be certified to teach English from the University of Arkansas. She studied painting at Metropolitan in Denver and sculpting at Southern Illinois University.She has written over twenty books and has the internationally known company Visual Manna. Sharon wrote her first book in 1992 and developed the Visual Manna teaching method where art is integrated with art appreciation, techniques, vocabulary and core subjects. She has also written an Indian Arts and Crafts program that was rated outstanding by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Sharon taught in the public schools in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri. She then left the public school system to write books, travel and homeschool her two children. Sharon also taught Intensive English as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Missouri-Rolla and has given presentations on teaching art to college classes including Azusa Pacific University and Columbia College and the Audubon Society. She has three AP courses that have been approved to teach. Art internships are also available. Sharon developed and presented workshops in coordination with Wonders of Wildlife Museum and Bass Pro on art and science. Her books are available in ebook form and at Rainbow Resources that has free videos of her lessons. Visual Manna Academy is offering a comprehensive art program for high school students and students graduating who want a strong foundation in art and also written communication.
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