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Full-Text Articles in Art Education
Integrating The Arts And Sciences In The Museum Setting, Emily Clare Riggins
Integrating The Arts And Sciences In The Museum Setting, Emily Clare Riggins
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
The division between the arts and sciences appears to be deepening in America. As political leaders emphasize STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) education in schools, arts education is diminished to make room for STEM courses. Concerned about this phenomenon, many art educators are working to integrate the arts into STEM education through a variety of arts integration efforts. Arts integration not only helps to preserve a place for the arts in the curriculum, it also has been shown to enhance STEM learning.
Arts integration is of special interest to art museum educators who feel that they can provide resources …
Building A Community Art Garden: A Participatory Eco-Arts Based Educational Research Project, Beryl R. Cohen
Building A Community Art Garden: A Participatory Eco-Arts Based Educational Research Project, Beryl R. Cohen
Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository
The purpose of this study is to explore how a community comes to understand their sense of place as they create a school art garden, and then consider their relationship to it, and to the natural world. Using qualitative arts-based methods of inquiry and A/r/tography, I weave and construct text and visual images, which portray human actions and experiences within the framework of Environmental Inquiry. As a participant, I also respond to the project through the creation of artwork.
Rich community narratives and data analysis resulted in the following themes: Teaching and Learning; Activism; Connection to Nature; Health and Healing; …
Western Line Design: Design Instructions For Western Line Arrangements, Katelyn Montague
Western Line Design: Design Instructions For Western Line Arrangements, Katelyn Montague
Agricultural Education and Communication
The purpose of this project was to create an instructional booklet that would act as a supplement for high school floral design students and instructors as they created the five Western Line design styles. The booklet includes high-quality photographs and step-by-step instructions on how to construct each of the Western Line designs (vertical, horizontal, formal, informal and l-shape). It also includes a profile for each arrangement and a list of materials that are needed to create each design. This instructional booklet will be an important addition to floral design classes, which are present in many agriculture departments in high schools. …
Engaging Students In Art Beyond The K-12 School Environment, Melanie Ducharme
Engaging Students In Art Beyond The K-12 School Environment, Melanie Ducharme
Master's Theses, Dissertations, Graduate Research and Major Papers Overview
This purpose of this thesis is to investigate a unit of instruction for a mural project with a community organization.
The question I sought to answer through this research was: How can I design a unit of instruction in collaboration with a local organization that will potentially engage students in a community-based work of art while also promoting a sense of community among the students?
Though this thesis research, I learned to collaborate with an organization to create a hypothetical unit of instruction. Also, I wanted to discover how I can create a learning experience that is engaging and personally …