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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 357340094_ART(PDF) ART EDUCATION An Overview - ResearchGate

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   Dec 27, 2021 · The present book, published to identify certain basic issues in different fields of art education, to investigate and discuss these issues with scientific methods, and to fill the gap in the ...

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2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 358662186(PDF) A Rapid Evidence Review of Arts Craft and Design ...

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   Feb 17, 2022 · One approach to ‘arts education’, an umbrella concept within which Art, Craft and Design sits, focuses on structural questions, for example: Arts lessons or classes offered in prekindergarten...

3. link.springer.com › chapter › 10What Is Art Education, What Might It Become? | SpringerLink

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   Dec 28, 2016 · In this chapter, the idea of art education is tackled by interrogating its constituent terms, art and education, or art and learning, since the central concern of education is effective learning.

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   Visual impairment is the term used to describe a loss of sight that cannot be corrected using glasses or contact lenses. There are two main categories of visual impairment: Registered partially sighted, which means the level of sight impairment is moderate

5. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Professionalisation and Identification in UK Higher Arts ...

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   Sep 29, 2022 · This chapter frames the relationship between UK Higher Arts Education (HAE), government policy, and the emergence and maintenance of professional pedagogies in creative education. Its focus is on art schools and artists’ experiences and views of their fine art education and professional curricula.

6. www.academia.edu › 114741217 › A_CriticalA Critical Introduction to What Is Art Education? - Academia.edu

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   The text proposes to reflect on the meanings and contributions of art education in pedagogical experiences and teacher education, in view of the tense conversations between art and education.

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   What does it mean if a student is partially sighted?

   • e a loss of sight that cannot be corrected using gl d partially sighted, which means the level of sight impairment is moderateRegistered blind, which means a severe sight impairment where activities that rely on eyesight become impossible Students with visual impairments will experience varying degrees of sight loss; the majority will h

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   How are art education practices assessed?

   • In the context of school, art education practices such as drawing, painting, printmaking and ceramics are assessed according to a series of criteria that accord with established and valued forms of preparation, representation and making.

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   How art contributes to the general educational objectives?

   • Art contributes to the general educational objectives. Discipline-based learning. Thus, each discipline included in the discipline-based arts education awareness about art in the student (Dobbs, 2004). Successful learning can only be achieved based on successful teaching. creative, critical and analytical thinking skills of the students.

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   Why is visual arts education important?

   • V isual arts education is necessary for individuals in all age groups. Art empathy levels. In the past, visual arts education was perceived only as a course that included art history, aesthetics, and art criticism. Art education process is summarized in the next section. Art education was introduced in western schools in the 19th century.

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   Should art education be a priority in general education?

   • Since art is an original and creative phenomenon, the significance of art education in general education is obvious (Gençaydın, 1990). intertwined and intricate concepts. Whether art itself should be instructed in art education or the priority should be on education has been a universal problem. forms of fine arts (San, 1983).

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   Should visual arts educators be tolerant of children's paintings?

   • (From the archive Y usuf Baytekin Balcı, the paper. As adults and visual arts educators, we must tolerate such behavior and be patient and tolerant towards these attitudes. Image 9. Age 4. (From the archive Yusuf Baytekin Balcı, left. 3.2. Size Hierarchy Children’s paintings refl ect a lot to both visual arts educators and parents.

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8. www.cumbria.ac.uk › step › 12The Value of Visual Art Education for Pupils with Visual ...

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   The 1981 Education Act greatly impacted on the transformation of art education for pupils with visual impairment. Prior to this Act all areas of art education, except product-based crafts were excluded, and haptic perception was thought to be an inadequate way of understanding aesthetic and intellectual subjects (Hayhoe, 2005).