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•Aesthetic Realism Foundation. (n.d.). Education, aesthetic realism teaching method. Retrieved from [] Even though this page doesn't deal with art aesthetics I found the corrilation between aesthetic art and aesthetic teaching interesting. Each has concepts that apply or relate to the other.
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•ArtsWork. (Updated 2009). The Process of art criticism. Retrieved from [] Great outline on how to teach students to give good feed back and criticism on artwork.

•Lesson Corner. (2009). Artswork- introduction to artswork. Retrieved from [] You have to register for this website but it is free. It has a great lesson on aesthetics and also other concepts and courses.

•Lesson Planet. (2009). Aesthetic connections in music and visual art. Retrieved from [] This is a website that allows you to have a free trial. There are lots of lessons to choose from and many on criticism and aesthetics.

•Miller Ph.D., Ellen. (2004). Aesthetics introduction. Retrieved from [] The basic concepts of Aesthetic theories at a higher level of education. Great article to grasp the aesthetic basics.

•O'Hearn, K. (2006). Introduction to the aesthetic theories of art. //#3844. Aesthetic Theories of Art//, Retrieved from [] Some concepts in my lesson plan come from this page. Great outline but strict timeline. A great place to get ideas on aesthetic activities.

•Seickel, Erin. (2008). Art criticism and aesthetics lesson plans. //ARE 6195 Teaching Art Appreciation and Criticism//, Retrieved from [] A great example of a lesson plan created by Erin Seickel. She writes detailed plans on art citicism in the classroom.

•Tosta, C. (2000). Understanding Wayne Thiebaud's Salads, Sandwiches, and Desserts. Retrieved from [] Great website that gives ideas on questions and methods for criticism. It uses concepts we are familiar with and applies them to teaching criticism.