Using the SEEK Tool in Education

The video tutorial introduces a session on distance learning with a focus on creativity in education. Jennifer Ehalt hosts the session with guests Sherry Sturman and James Wells from Crayola. They discuss Crayola's mission to foster creativity and introduce the SEEK tool, which helps analyze student art to gain insights. The session covers hands-on learning, student engagement, and the use of SEEK as a writing springboard. Practical applications of SEEK in various educational settings are explored, and resources are shared for further learning.

Who are the guest speakers introduced in the session?

• Melissa and Peter

• Carla and Nancy

• Jennifer and Lincoln

• Sherry and James

What is emphasized as a key aspect of creativity?

• Only artistic skills

• Problem-solving and observation

• Mathematical calculations

• Memorization of facts

What is one of the benefits of making thinking visible in remote learning?

• Increased screen time

• Enhanced student engagement

• More homework assignments

• Less interaction with teachers

What does the SEEK tool help with?

• Improving handwriting

• Analyzing student art

• Learning new languages

• Teaching mathematics

What is the first step in the SEEK tool?

• Observe

• Inquire

• Cite evidence

• Explain

What is the purpose of the 'Explain' step in the SEEK tool?

• To list all the materials used

• To build on inference and explanation skills

• To rewrite the artist's statement

• To describe the colors used

How can the SEEK tool be used outside of planned lessons?

• Only in art classes

• During nature walks and museum visits

• Exclusively in science labs

• Only in history classes

What is one of the key takeaways from using the SEEK tool?

• It limits creativity to art

• It helps make thinking visible

• It focuses only on writing skills

• It is only for advanced students

What is a potential outcome of using the SEEK tool with student art?

• Decreased interest in art

• Enhanced student voice and expression

• Limited to visual analysis

• Increased confusion

What additional activity can the SEEK tool inspire?

• Physical exercise

• Creative writing

• Mathematical problem-solving

• Cooking recipes