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Arts Integration And Teacher Collaboration In An Unprecedented Era Of Online Learning, Natalie Hahn
Arts Integration And Teacher Collaboration In An Unprecedented Era Of Online Learning, Natalie Hahn
Theses and Dissertations
The unexpected halt of in-person teaching and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic added another layer to an already sizeable and imperative gap in research on arts integrated teacher collaboration. Research shows that teacher collaboration is essential to effective arts integration and can have powerful, positive outcomes for students and teachers (Burnaford et al., 2007; Burton et al., 1999; Carney et al., 2016; Duma & Silverstein, 2014; Lynch, 2007; Snyder et al., 2014; Upitis et al., 1999; Vitulli et al., 2013), but less is understood about the characteristics of and teacher experiences with collaboration in arts integrated environments. The reconceptualization of …
An Exploration Of Multisensory Practices And Its Value In K-12 Art Education, Melissa St Pierre
An Exploration Of Multisensory Practices And Its Value In K-12 Art Education, Melissa St Pierre
Masters Theses
In the past few decades, it has been established that the dominant model of art education focuses on a reductive and rigid approach to building knowledge, enforcing conformity of the mind and often dulling curiosity. Making sense of these limitations, the current study delves in an exploration of multisensory practices, an approach that might result in considering options for redesigning the system to support positive change. To do so, my methodology includes a literature review and a case study I conducted with high school students in the 10th grade. The review pertaining to the science and theory behind human senses, …