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Tiêu đề
Art action programs that establish community cultural image: Application of "action learning" to art curriculum programs in liberal education in universities
Tác giả
Liao T.-J.
Năm xuất bản
2009
Source title
Journal of Research in Education Sciences
Số trích dẫn
3
DOI
Liên kết
Tóm tắt
The educational field nowadays has been gradually expanding, whose range is not limited to campus anymore, and the issues related have also extended to both society and workplace. Besides, the higher education wishes to foster students to become active in participating in public affairs. In respect of the art liberal education in universities, what courses should be designed and what teaching methods can be applied to enable students to internalize art learning to a kind of ability and further become practitioners of art of living are the issues on which the research concentrates. For this reason, action research is applied with the research purposes of (1) developing a "community culture" with a theme-based general art knowledge course in which "action learning" as a teaching strategy and (2) assessing the performance of this course. The results of implementing this course are: (1) the community action settings of the art courses with "community culture" as the course main issue can be changed every year, and through the course contents the interaction between students and the community culture is to be enhanced; (2) that the teaching strategies of "action learning" are integrated with art courses can encourage students to actually practice and reform art; (3) learning process and performance of the students can be understood in a diversified way via establishing a multiple assessment mechanism. © National Taiwan Normal University. All Rights Reserved.
Từ khóa
Action learning; Action research; Art education; Liberal education; The art liberal education in universities
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Nơi xuất bản
National Taiwan Normal University
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Open Access
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Scopus