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Inviting readers to examine schools and teaching with a critical lens, this visually and conceptually captivating graphic novel advocates for arts education in schools. At the center of this work is the authors memoir as a young high school art teacher in the public school system. Through engaging (and frequently funny) anecdotes centered on classroom life, mixed with discussions of education policy and reform, readers explore teacher/student relationships, testing and accountability, 21stcentury learning, and the history and purpose of art education. Branhams personal narrative of challenges and triumphs demonstrate why art education should be preserved as a core subject if students are to understand the connection between creativity, critical thinking, and other higherorder skills. 'What's So Great About Art, Anyway?' is a refreshing book for everyoneparticularly for inservice teachersand is a smart foundational text in arts education and introduction to teaching courses.Book Features: A personal narrative that begins with the authors reasons for becoming an art teacher. A visually compelling layout with arresting illustrations drawn by the author. An approach to teaching complex concepts that will appeal to younger generations. A succinct look at art education and its history and function in American schools. A critical examination of current educational policies and how they affect classroom teachers.
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