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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"art curriculum"”.
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The Development of an Art Curriculum for the Intermediate Grades in Kennewick Pubic Schools
… of this study (1) to provide an organized art education program for the intermediate grades (grades four, five, and six) in the Kennewick Public School District No. 17; (2) to establish the needed organization and direction necessary to maintain an art program that offers maximum growth in …
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Using visual culture to address gender expectations in middle school art education: Visual art curriculum design based on the Manga Ranma1/2
… identify and explore approaches to middle school art curricula that address the cultural expectations of gender in visual culture media. I use images from the Japanese comic Manga: Ranma1/2 to develop units of instruction with goals of engaging students in relating the study of art to their visual …
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A Hip-Hop Inspired Art Curriculum: A Pedagogical Tool for Developing Urban Youth's 21st-Century Skills of Critical Thinking, Creativity, Communication, and Collaboration
… schools face the challenge of a narrowed art curriculum that focuses on the high-stakes-tested subjects of reading, writing, and mathematics. Teachers want to engage their students in active learning but lack the pedagogical tools to do so. Purpose: This study explored the perceptions of …
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Webs, Windows, and Reflections: Experiences in a Secondary Art Classroom
… changes occurring in adolescents during their participation in a year-long visual culture art curriculum taught in a secondary public school. As the students studied and decoded the visual language of contemporary imagery found in popular culture, their responses and actions concerning attitudes …
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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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A Study of Secondary Art Teachers' Knowledge, Interpretation, and Implementation of Major Art Education Reform Initiatives With Implications for Art Teacher Education
Recommendations include increased funding for art programs; intensification of specialized in-service/staff development training on discipline-based art education and the inclusion of multicultural content; increased cooperation or collaboration among teachers in the development of art curriculum …
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Old Broken Crayons: Adolescent Artists with Autism in Art Education
… engages a combined qualitative methodology of arts-informed research and critical descriptive ethnography to study thirteen adolescent artists with autism as they engage in art making across multiple art education contexts. This study revealed the perceptions of stakeholders about art and …
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Grounding art curricula in complexity theory: Student engagement in meaningful artmaking and critical thinking
This study aims to explore what happens when arts practitioners create a middle school art curriculum grounded in complexity theory and how such curriculum affects students’ meaningful artmaking and critical thinking skills. Based on a review of literature on art education, complexity theory, and …
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Art as argument: A rhetorical approach to teaching literature and painting
… about content and pedagogy in the literature and art curriculum, will promote critical thinking skills in students, and should encourage a more serious public attitude toward the arts. Chapter 1 examines American practices of teaching literature and art over the last century. Chapter 2 surveys …
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The pedagogic significance of the aesthetic dimension in the education of black children
… of this study is to describe different works of art in order to establish the educational objectives for each type of art as a school subject. An introductory theoretical background of works of art is provided with specific reference to traditional, semiotic and marketing values of art articles. …
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“Stratton Photo Impact In/Out” engaging elementary school students in a photography-based art project
This photography-based art project (the “Project”) seeks to reflect on how current art educational practices facilitate learning processes in a multicultural school community. This study explores teaching and learning strategies through a series of photography-based workshops included in the art …
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Out of the Frying Pan
… of ceramics lesson to be used in the primary art curriculum at my school. These lessons integrate children’s literature focusing on Native Americans and the culture of pot making. In order to use these lessons I developed some basic control over clay and learned how use the electric kiln in my …
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Out of the Frying Pan
… of ceramics lesson to be used in the primary art curriculum at my school. These lessons integrate children’s literature focusing on Native Americans and the culture of pot making. In order to use these lessons I developed some basic control over clay and learned how use the electric kiln in my …
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Building an Empathetic Society: The Hidden Curriculum of Art
<p>Previous research on the benefits of art classes beyond being a creative outlet show that art classes can be a good place for students to practice being a better citizen. However, in the research there is a lack of the student view on completing a socially engaged art (SEA) project and what they …
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A Comparison and Analysis of Theory and Practice in Regard to Inner-City Art Programs
The problem. A. Numerous articles and theoretical essays have been written since 1965 regarding art programs for inner-city populations. B. Funds from various agencies have been alloted for art programs in large cities. In public school settings and outside of the public school domain art programs …
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Dr. Eugene Grigsby's Connections to Art, African American Life in the South, and Social Justice Education: Implications for Art Education Curriculum
<p>DR. EUGENE GRIGSBY’S CONNECTIONS TO ART, AFRICAN AMERICAN LIFE IN THE SOUTH, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR ART EDUCATION CURRICULUM by REGINALD STEPHENS (Under the Direction of Dr. Sabrina Ross) ABSTRACT Building on concepts of double consciousness (Dubois, 1903/1994), the …
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What is it that is going on when children collaborate to make art What is it that is going on when children collaborate to make art in a primary school workshop? A frame analysis.
… with an underlying conceptual framework for the art curriculum which still foregrounds individuals making unique art objects. In recent years, a number of British art educators have questioned this fine-art approach and contrast it with developments in contemporary art. For example, relational …
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The environment for good practice in art education in Malaysia
… of the environment for good practice in Art Education in Malaysia looked at how far the implementation of the new Art Education curriculum in secondary schools had succeeded in broadening students' and professionals' perception of the importance of art in . education and the factors which …
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