Understanding Art in Primary Schools
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Routledge
- Date of Publication 25 July 1996
- ISBN 9780415130318
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages288 pages
- Size 234x156 mm
- Weight 635 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
Young children are required not only to produce art, but also to study it - understanding the huge variety of art from different places and time. How do teachers tackle this when most of them have not studied art themselves?
MoreLong description:
Even the youngest children in primary schools are now required not only to make art, but also to study it, developing an understanding of the huge variety of art and craft from different times and places. But how do teachers actually tackle this, when most have not studied art themselves?
This collection brings together case studies to show how a variety of teachers have used one particular art collection as a focus for practical art. Throughout, the voices of the children involved show us how they react to their encounters with art objects. This wealth of first hand evidence and practical experience will benefit all teachers.
Table of Contents:
1: Visual art and teacher research in primary schools; 2: Art, art education, and the twenty-first century; 3: Children's responses to art; 4: Room for improvement; 5: Representation, emotion, and special educational needs; 6: More than Moore; 7: Facing feelings; 8: Reception for a wolf and a little dancer; 9: Looking at faces; 10: First responses to sculpture; 11: Art and communication; 12: Art is ? extending the concept of art with six year olds; 13: Understanding sculptors and sculpting; 14: American North West Coast art, story, and computer animation; 15: In search of Mundesley totems
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