Elizabeth Eke

I currently teach Art and Design to Level 1, 2, and 3 students, developing and delivering projects that encourage students to engage with the human experience in creative and meaningful ways. My approach integrates both contextual and critical thinking, helping students to explore the deeper connections between art, design, and the world around them. Through these projects, students are encouraged to examine storytelling through both modern and historical cultural lenses, promoting an understanding of how art reflects and influences society.

Inclusivity is central to my teaching practice. I design projects that cater to diverse learning styles and backgrounds, ensuring every student feels valued and supported. I also emphasize independent learning by equipping students with the technical and conceptual skills gained through workshops. These skills enable them to approach art in a personal, thoughtful, and innovative way, fostering confidence and a sense of ownership over their creative process.

Additionally, I actively incorporate contemporary practices and digital tools into my teaching to keep students engaged and up to date with current trends in the creative industries. By balancing traditional art techniques with modern technology, I help students develop versatile skills that prepare them for both academic and professional success. My passion for art and education drives me to create a classroom environment that inspires curiosity, nurtures talent, and encourages collaboration, ensuring that every student can reach their full potential.