Associate Lecturer Arts
| Contact Campus | Sandy Bay Campus |
| Building | Hytten Hall |
| Room Reference | H505 |
| Telephone | +61 3 6226 1728 |
| Fax | +61 3 6226 7839 |
| Maureen.Innes@utas.edu.au |
Unit Co-ordinator EMT660 Drama in the Senior Secondary Curriculum
Unit Co-ordinator EMT650 Visual Art in the Senior Secondary Curriculum
Unit Co-ordinator- EMT 651 Visual Art: Assessment, Design and Interpretation in the Secondary school
Unit Co-ordinator - EMT 661 Drama: Assessment, Design and Interpretation in the Secondary school;
Unit co-ordinator EMT 550: Introduction to Visual art in the Secondary curriculum; Semester 2
EMT694: Introduction to the Arts. Responsible for the primary educational drama and primary visual
2012
Unit Co-ordinator EMT660 Drama in the Senior Secondary Curriculum
Unit Co-ordinator EMT650 Visual Art in the Senior Secondary Curriculum
Unit Co-ordinator- EMT 651 Visual Art: Assessment, Design and Interpretation in the Secondary school
Unit Co-ordinator - EMT 661 Drama: Assessment, Design and Interpretation in the Secondary school;
Unit co-ordinator EMT 550: Introduction to Visual art in the Secondary curriculum; Semester 2 EMT694: Introduction to the Arts. Responsible for the primary educational drama and primary visual
Tutor - ESH330 Arts in Education: Drama and Dance
My critical pedagogy is eclectic and experimental and informed by the work of Freire, (2005; 1970/1996), Giroux (1994), hooks (1994) Gould-Lundy (2008) Kohl (1998) and Boal (2000). The writings of these theorists support an emancipatory curriculum with emphasis on reflection, transformation and critical thinking through the construction of a learning community. I am inspired by these theories and frame my teaching within this democratic dialogue. My teaching experience is broad and eclectic. I have been involved in school education in both state and independent arena.
Generalist classroom teacher
Literacy support Resource teacher (Southern Tasmania) Pathways disseminator, First Steps Tutor
Special Education Resource teacher (Vision Impairment DOE and Catholic Education)
Arts Specialist (The Friends school)
University of Tasmania (1998) Drama, art education, Professional Studies, Interdisciplinary Learning, Literacy, Special study Visual Literacy (BTeach)
Design, Coordination planning and presentation of secondary visual art and drama (Master of teaching fully on-line)
Awards
University of Tasmania Vice- Chancellor Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning (2010) For unique and engaging teaching and assessment pedagogy, inspiring hundreds of pre-service teachers in art and drama education, and for her leadership in the field
Teaching Merit certificates in 2009 and 2010
Community
I have built strong professional relationships with the wider education network. This evidenced by:
State wide professional learning in schools in both state and catholic sectors
Changing places Professional Learning Program (2004) (Commonwealth government initiative)
Think Tank Team Thinking and communicating (Commonwealth government initiative)
Creative arts Panel: Four arts specialists Working to create change at Dominic College (2009) Follow up retreat (2010)
TATA (Secondary Art Teachers Association) Executive committee member 2010/2011
Drama Tas: Workshop/paper The Arrival: The graphic novel as a site for teaching and learning across the curriculum (2011)
Commissioned by the board of St Aloysius to design and create three mayor artworks to symbolise their motto and emblem (2008)