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TEACHER BIO/GALLERYText Box: Lori Bockting EDUCATION & CERTIFICATES Educational Specialist in Curriculum & Instruction – Art Education Emphasis University of Missouri – Columbia 2005 Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction University of Missouri – Columbia 1995 Bachelor of Education in Elementary Education University of Missouri – Columbia 1990 Missouri Certificates: K-12 Art, K-12 Gifted, K-8 Elementary Education TEACHING EXPERIENCE Osage R-II Schools 08/ 2004 – 05/2011 Linn, MO 65051 Secondary Art Teacher - Japan Fulbright Memorial Fund Award Recipient; October 2008; Tokyo, Japan. - Nominee for Missouri Art Education Association Teacher of the Year 2008-09. - Currently teaching Art 1, Art 2, Ceramics, Fibers, Drawing, Painting, and Graphic Design. - Sponsor Art Club and National Art Honor Society. - Exhibit student work at Conference Art Show and State Capitol Exhibit. - Junior and Senior class sponsor. - Professional Development Committee Chair. - Received a Missouri Arts Council Grant 2008. Gasconade CO R-1 08/1990 – 05/2004 Hermann, MO 65041 Gifted Educator – Elementary Educator - Attended Summer Confratute at the University of Connecticut. - Science Inquiry Cadre Member, University of Missouri. - Provided in-service to teachers in local districts to incorporate inquiry methods into their existing science curriculum. - Awarded a state grant for implementing German instruction in the elementary school. - Served as local Professional Development Committee Chairman. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - Serve as co-chair of the Youth Art Month State Capitol Exhibit. - Member of the Missouri Art Education Association Board. - Japan Fulbright Memorial Fund Scholar - October 2008 - Nominee for MO Art Ed Association art teacher of the year - 2008-09 - Presenter at the National Art Education Association Conference in Chicago, IL 2006 - Selected to participate in Kansas City Art Institute’s Educator ArtLab 2007

Osage County R-II Art Department

Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.  

 

"I tell you, the more I think, the more I feel that
there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people."
                                                                                               -Vincent Van Gogh