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Showing 1 to 20 of 128 for “"Education--Art"”.
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Student identity in college general education art courses
Art courses are an important component of the general education (GE) program but the importance they serve is often overlooked. GE art courses can help college students understand many aspects of student diversity, including increased awareness of personal and social identity development. This …
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The Royal College of Art : its influence on education, art and design 1900-1950.
The Royal College of Art is considered through its teaching of art and design, and its work as a centre for the training of art teachers. The ideas of some of the staff are evaluated with regard to the need for art and design education. The influence of the diplomates of the College on the areas of …
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Social Reconstructionism in Art Education: Art, Critical Pedagogy, and Empowerment in a Junior High Setting
… suggest that social reconstructionist art education, when facilitated through critical pedagogy and proper instructional guidance, has significant potential for empowering art students to examine contemporary social issues and become more informed citizens capable of confronting unjust …
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Black African students and the art and design education space : narratives of journeys to higher education art and design
… students access, enter and progress through HE Art and Design and what facilitates this progress. It also questions what limiting barriers are visible in the art and design educational journeys of the participants in the study and to what extent these barriers have had an impact on the …
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O ensino de artes no contexto da educação infantil e suas contribuições para o desenvolvimento integral das crianças
Thinking in Teaching Early Childhood Education Art involves theoretical concepts and curriculum policies that permeate national education policies in this sense, this research aimed to investigate the artistic experiences in early childhood education and its implications for the development of …
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What I learned from missionaries in the Dominican Republic : loosen the agenda, hold onto the vision; cherchando is an important part of transformational development
… on service opportunities based on occupations (education, art, construction, health, dental care, etc.) has value. However, as I began to write about SI as an organization, its goals, how it functions and how student participants evaluate their experiences, it seemed that, at least for the …
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Reciprocal Relationships and Creative Expression in Literacy Learning: Ameliorating Disability Circumstances and Empowering Individuals
<p>Individuals engaged in the production of art, who are untrained, and marginalized by disability, are known as outsider or visionary artists. With them in mind I sought to better understand the relationship between art-making and meaning-making. Students with disability attributes in my classroom …
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Neomythism: Transfigurative Invocation and the (Re)Enchantment Engine in Human-AI Collaborative Art
<p>This qualitative inquiry with arts-based analytic dimensions introduces Neomythism—the reactivation of mythic possibility through human-AI collaborative art-making—as a framework for addressing the compounded epistemic exclusion of marginalized creative practitioners, enforced by a myth of …
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A national study of selected policy changes implemented by school boards (1982-1984)
… income; marital status; occupation; race; age; educational attainment; and years served as a board member. The second purpose of the survey was to gather data involving changes implemented by school boards in the last two years in the selected areas. Respondents reported significant increases in …
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Chicana /O Murals of California: Indigenist Aesthetics and the Politics of Space, 1970--2000
… culture and history from the Americas, these artists embraced an aesthetic that rewrote their place in U.S. history and society. Indigenism, as an ideology and aesthetic, emerged during the early decades of the twentieth century in various parts of Latin America, but Mexico in particular. …
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...In the Realms of Art: A Conceptual Inquiry of the Genesis of the Work of Art
"Complementing the text are a number of illustrations and concrete examples that range from straightforward images of paintings and sculptures, to short stories, poems, citations from plays, or even comic strips which act as either an additional butress or as counterpoint to the arguments I present …
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Community -Based Art and Entrepreneurship Programs for Inner Cities: Designing a Quality Art Program Model
… forms of learning that incorporate the arts and entrepreneurship, similar to what I experienced overseas, the overall aim of the study is to identify and describe the critical factors in designing a quality community-based art and entrepreneurship program for inner city youth. …
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Life Excavation Through the Imaginarium: An Emancipatory Model of Arts -Based Inquiry
… self-inquiry are synthesized into a reflective arts-based pedagogy, a visual inquiry journal called the Imaginarium. This model guides the self-inquiry of relevant themes of human concern using queries rooted in lived experience and cultural inquiry. Documented by visual expression, reflective …
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Developing a Responsive Curriculum for 6th Grade Art Students' Critical Consciousness and Empowerment
… case study provided important insights regarding art curriculum research. First, this research investigated how various social issues were identified by students, and the effects of a responsive instructional approach that sought to engage these students. Various types of students' critical …
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An Arts-Based Educational Framework for Fostering Intercultural Unity in Kenya
… Kenya, this dissertation explores ways in which arts education could be instrumental in teaching intercultural values and appreciation of ethnic diversity in Kenya. The dissertation attends to and addresses questions about Kenyan educational scholarship, policy formation, and implementation …
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The Context and Practice of Learning in Community-Based Arts Education Programs
This study describes a set of community based arts education programs for children and adolescents in low-income, urban neighborhoods using detailed observations, interviews, and archival materials. The programs are explored as resources for individual youth development and as resources for local …
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I Speak From the Wound in My Mouth
… scientists or so-called rational thinkers, and artists or so-called creative-emotional thinkers operate via different thinking processes. It asserts that there is an inextricable link between the imagination and intellect and that the primary distinction between the cognitive abilities of …
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Understanding, Experiencing, and Appreciating the Arts: Folk Pedagogy in Two Elementary Schools in Taiwan
… views between the two schools and among seven arts teachers provide a broad picture of these folk beliefs in Taiwan. This research will encourage Taiwanese arts educators to explore and value their folk pedagogies. It will provide educators with different lenses for examining aesthetic …
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Harry Broudy's Theory of Aesthetic Education as General Education
Aesthetic education is concerned with development of feeling and value by exemplars and cultivates enlightened cherishing. Aesthetic education orders feeling as the intellectual studies order thought. The aesthetic aspects of experience provide an important access to feeling and therefore to choice …
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Art -Science Integration: Portrait of a Residency
… the need for rethinking the manner in which arts integration residencies are conducted. Assisting artists and teachers in bridging their worlds as well as crossing discipline boundaries may improve educational practices within these programs and with them learning opportunities in and through …
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