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Hunter-Doniger, Tracey – Art Education, 2021
The recent popularity of science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) education has begun a new renaissance in education. STEAM education demolishes the silos, and from the wreckage it creates a learning environment that embraces multiple discipline areas within the curriculum and allows content to be fluid rather than rigid, enabling…
Descriptors: Artists, Scientists, Art Education, STEM Education
Marshall, Julia – Art Education, 2016
This article examines how art fits into education, looking first at art as inquiry in a 3rd-grade classroom and then at a model of arts-based research rooted in contemporary art. From there, it discusses art integration and suggests that a focus on research in contemporary art provides a basis for integrating art across the curriculum. Ultimately,…
Descriptors: Art Education, Inquiry, Teaching Methods, Grade 3
Rolling, James Haywood, Jr. – Art Education, 2013
Altruism is recognized as "a cultural behavior, well beyond instinctive behavior, and even beyond adaptive social behaviors with respect to evolutionary processes" (Wilson, 1998, p. 29) Yet, if artmaking is a cultural behavior it is one that does not appear at first "to contribute to the survival of the species" (Wilson, 1998,…
Descriptors: Altruism, Critical Thinking, Art Education, Social Responsibility
Crum, Jennifer E. – Art Education, 2007
Drawing from personal childhood experience of rich art encounters at home rather than in school, Crum conducted a small-scale observational study to examine how art is practiced and valued by families living in her community. The elementary-school art teacher began by asking approximately 250 children in grades 2 - 5 to write statements about art…
Descriptors: Art Education, Elementary School Students, Art Activities, Student Behavior
Kind, Sylvia; Irwin, Rita L.; Grauer, Kit; de Cosson, Alex – Art Education, 2005
Education is longing for a deeper more connected, more inclusive, and more aware way of knowing. One that connects heart and hand and head and does not split knowledge into dualities of thought and being, mind and body, emotion and intellect, but resonates with a wholeness and fullness that engages every part of one's being. Engagement with the…
Descriptors: Art Education, Artists, Elementary School Teachers, Interaction
Arnold, Alice – Art Education, 2005
When art, music, and poetry are integrated into the art room, children can confront difficult themes in works of art and process information in highly personal ways (Jewitt & Kress, 2003). An arts classroom gives children the time and place to confront images of war and violence and decode the multiple levels of meaning (Arnold, 1997) found within…
Descriptors: Thematic Approach, Art Education, Studio Art, War