Three Studio Structures

Studio Thinking Framework Three Studio Structures
	Students-At-Work Students make artworks based on teachers' assignments Assignments specify materials, tools, and/or challenges Teachers observe and consult with individuals or small groups Teachers sometimes talk briefly to the whole class
	Demonstation-Lectures Teachers (and others) deliver information about processes and products and set assignments Information is immediately useful to students for class work or homework Information is conveyed quickly and efficiently to reserve time for work and reflection Visual examples are frequent and sometimes extended Interaction occurs to varying degrees
	Critique Central structure for discussion and reflection A pause to focus on observation, conversation, and reflection Focus on student works Works are completed or in progress Display is temporary and informal

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