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Do The Arts Improve Academic Achievement? What Does It Mean To 'teach'art? What Should The Balance Of Classic And Pop Be In The Music Curriculum? Should We Encourage Young Children On The Stage? How Do We Judge Whether What A Child Produces Is Good? How Do We Justify The Arts In The Curriculum? What Should Be The Balance Between Form And Content When Teaching Art?the Arts In Education Inspire Considerable Commitment And Passion But This Is Not Always Matched By Clarity Of Understanding. This Book Introduces The Reader To Key Theoretical Questions Associated With Arts Education And Clearly Explains How These Are Related To Practice. It Provides An Authoritative Account Of How Ideas Relevant To Education Are Addressed By Key Authors In Aesthetics, Art Theory And Cultural Studies. Covering All Aspects Of Arts Education, The Book Considers: Why Should We Teach The Arts? Definitions And Theories Of Art; Influences On Teaching The Arts; Researching The Arts; Creativity; Assessment. Throughout The Book There Are Examples Of Practice To Illustrate Key Ideas And A Discussion Of Useful Background Texts With A Summary Of Content And Arguments For Further Exploration. Written By A Leading Authority In The Field, It Is Essential Reading For Students On Arts Pgce And M Level Courses, Teachers Of The Arts And Policy Developers That Require More Understanding And Insight Into Their Practice. -- Provided By Publisher.
This book investigates the fundamental theoretical and practical justifications for integrating the arts into formal educational curricula. Michael Fleming, a recognized authority in the field, examines the intersection of aesthetics, cultural studies, and pedagogical practice to address the persistent tension between artistic passion and academic clarity. By synthesizing complex philosophical arguments with classroom application, the text provides a framework for educators and policy developers to evaluate the role and assessment of arts education in modern schools.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators frequently cite this text as a foundational resource for those pursuing advanced degrees in arts education or developing institutional policy. Readers note the clarity with which the author bridges abstract aesthetic theory and the daily realities of the classroom environment.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2012-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203126246
ISBN-13:
9780203126240
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