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Documents par ordre de pertinence
000A82 (1998) L. Green ; S. Chedzoy ; W. Harris ; R. Mitchell ; C. Naughton ; L. Rolfe ; W. StantonA Study of Student Teachers’ Perceptions of Teaching the Arts in Primary Schools
000769 (2003) Robyn Gibson [Australie]Learning to be an Art Educator: Student Teachers’ Attitudes to Art and Art Education
000E12 (1991) John SteersCurrent Issues in Art and Design Education: the Future of the Arts in Schools
000119 (2010) Sema Soygenis ; Murat Soygenis ; Emine ErktinWriting as a Tool in Teaching Sketching: Implications for Architectural Design Education
000317 (2008) Tzachi ZamirThe Art of Theater by hamilton, james r
000336 (2008) Gerald R. Williams [États-Unis] ; Larry C. Farmer [États-Unis] ; Melissa Manwaring [États-Unis]New Technology Meets an Old Teaching Challenge: Using Digital Video Recordings, Annotation Software, and Deliberate Practice Techniques to Improve Student Negotiation Skills
000354 (2008) Michelle LavigneDefining Art, Creating the Canon: Artistic Value in an Era of Doubt by crowther, paul
000358 (2008) Ian Verstegen [États-Unis]Cultivating Picturacy: Visual Art and Verbal Interventions by heffernan, james a. w.
000446 (2007) Natalie M. Underberg ; Kristin G. CongdonFolkvine.org: Ethnographic Storytelling in Folk Art Web Design
000696 (2004) Fiona Blaikie ; Diederik Schönau [Pays-Bas] ; John Steers [Royaume-Uni]Preparing for Portfolio Assessment in Art and Design: A Study of the Opinions and Experiences of Exiting Secondary School Students in Canada, England and The Netherlands
000699 (2004) Holt N. BeekmanPaul Lopes. The Rise of a Jazz Art World. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2002
000977 (1999) Suzanne Stiegelbauer [Canada]Without Art the World Would Be a Blank Piece of Nothing (elementary student comment)
000A43 (1998) Ana Mir N ; Ana LauriaStudent Voice as Agency: Resistance and Accommodation in Inner‐City Schools
000A80 (1998) Beverly Kay BrandtA Thematic Approach to Teaching Design History in a Multicultural Setting
000F18 (1988) John SteersArt and Design in the National Curriculum
000F50 (1987) Sue RobertsonCurrent Issues in Art and Design Education: the Professional Arts Organisation
000045 (2011) Francesco VentrellaUnder the Hat of the Art Historian: Panofsky, Berenson, Warburg
000065 (2011) Thomas Storck [États-Unis]Seeking Beauty in Art: Some Implicationsof a Thomistic Statement about Glass Saws
000070 (2011) Michael J. Ryan [États-Unis]Pueblo street fighting to national martial art: Nation building and the nationalization of a Venezuelan civilian combative practice
000086 (2011) Monica E. Madyaningrum [Indonésie] ; Christopher Sonn [Australie]Exploring the meaning of participation in a community art project: A case study on the Seeming project
000088 (2011) G. Welch [Royaume-Uni] ; R. Purves [Royaume-Uni] ; D. Hargreaves [Royaume-Uni] ; N. Marshall [Royaume-Uni]Early career challenges in secondary school music teaching
000126 (2010) Catherine ClingerTheory of the Ridiculous: Jean Paul, Max Beckmann, and Dostoevsky's Donkey
000129 (2010) Brigitte Derlon ; Monique Jeudy-BalliniThe Theory of Enchantment and the Enchantment of Theory: the Art of Alfred Gell
000133 (2010) Theresa SaxonThe Art of Theatre in Nineteenth‐Century America: George L. Fox, Pantomime and Artaud
000140 (2010) Matthias Bode [Danemark]Showing doing. The art–science debate in a performative perspective
000173 (2010) Antony EastmondConsular Diptychs, Rhetoric and the Languages of Art in Sixth‐Century Constantinople
000183 (2010) Vanessa Mathews [Canada]Aestheticizing Space: Art, Gentrification and the City
000225 (2009) Morwenna Griffiths [Royaume-Uni] ; Felicity Woolf [Royaume-Uni]The Nottingham Apprenticeship Model: Schools in partnership with artists and creative practitioners
000237 (2009) Charity M. CountsSpectacular Design in Museum Exhibitions
000257 (2009) Katy E. ShroutLet Me Entertain You: The Exciting Perks and Perils of Teaching American Religion as a Vaudeville (or Burlesque?) Performer
000258 (2009) Noël CarrollLES CULS‐DE‐SAC OF ENLIGHTENMENT AESTHETICS: A METAPHILOSOPHY OF ART
000268 (2009) Stephanie Watson Zollinger ; Denise A. Guerin ; Tasoulla Hadjiyanni ; Caren S. MartinDeconstructing Service‐Learning: A Framework for Interior Design
000277 (2009) Dr Daniele ConversiArt, Nationalism and War: Political Futurism in Italy (1909–1944)
000278 (2009) Scott Lamont ; Scott Brunero ; Dianne Sutton [Australie]Art psychotherapy in a consumer diagnosed with borderline personality disorder: A case study
000305 (2008) M. Lynn MorseUnder the Big Top: Using the Hartford Circus Fire of 1944 to Teach Literacy Strategies to Connecticut's Content Area Teachers
000314 (2008) David GoldblattThe Bureaucracy of Beauty: Design in the Age of Its Global Reproducibility by dutta, arindam
000320 (2008) Jamie Ward [Royaume-Uni] ; Daisy Thompson-Lake [Royaume-Uni] ; Roxanne Ely [Royaume-Uni] ; Flora Kaminski [Royaume-Uni]Synaesthesia, creativity and art: What is the link?
000334 (2008) Noël Carroll [États-Unis]ON THE AESTHETIC FUNCTION OF ART
000353 (2008) Glenn ParsonsDestination Art by dempsey, amyTopographies by sallis, john
000356 (2008) Victoria D. AlexanderCultural Organizations and the State: Art and State Support in Contemporary Britain
000360 (2008) Seija KarppinenCraft‐Art as a Basis for Human Activity
000374 (2008) Ok Nam Park [États-Unis] ; Sam Gyun Oh [Corée du Sud]A new design structure for a classification system in Korean Traditional Performing Arts
000395 (2007) Tapati Guha-Thakurta‘OUR GODS, THEIR MUSEUMS’:1 THE CONTRARY CAREERS OF INDIA'S ART OBJECTS
000406 (2007) Francis Martin Jr.To Ignore Is to Deny: E. W. Kemble's Racial Caricature as Popular Art
000421 (2007) Theodore GracykSearching for the ‘Popular’ and the ‘Art’ of Popular Art
000429 (2007) Dorothy K. BillingsNew Ireland Malanggan Art: A Quest for Meaning
000432 (2007) Jeffrey Wilson [États-Unis]Museum Skepticism: A History of the Display of Art in Public Galleries by carrier, david
000440 (2007) Sarah De Leeuw [Canada]Intimate colonialisms: the material and experienced places of British Columbia's residential schools
000464 (2007) Rimgaila SalysArt Deco Aesthetics in Grigorii Aleksandrov's The Circus
000483 (2006) Joan Russell [Canada]What's to Be Done With the Fox? Inuit Teachers Inventing Musical Games for Inuit Classrooms
000525 (2006) Geraldine Brennan [Royaume-Uni]Art Education and the Visual Arts in Botswana
000545 (2005) Patricia R. Andrew [Royaume-Uni]WILLIAM HODGES, 1744–1797: THE ART OF EXPLORATION
000560 (2005) Mantri SivanandaThe Fashioning of Middle‐Class America: Sartain's Union Magazine of Literature and Art and Antebellum Culture
000565 (2005) Bruce C. BirchThe Arts, Midrash, and Biblical Teaching
000566 (2005) Cia SautterTeaching the Dance of World Religions
000567 (2005) Lettie K. Albright [États-Unis] ; Mary AriailTapping the Potential of Teacher Read‐Alouds in Middle Schools
000580 (2005) Sara MiyakawaSchloss, Joseph G. Making Beats: The Art of Sample‐Based Hip‐Hop. Middletown, CT: Wesleyan UP, 2004
000643 (2005) Constantijn KoopmanArt as Fulfilment: on the Justification of Education in the Arts
000651 (2005) Feyisa Demie [Royaume-Uni]Achievement of Black Caribbean pupils: good practice in Lambeth schools
000678 (2004) Tracie E. CostantinoTraining aesthetic perception: John Dewey on the educational role of art museums
000679 (2004) Emma K. Frow [Royaume-Uni] ; Jill Reckless [Royaume-Uni] ; David J. Grainger [Royaume-Uni]Tools for anti‐inflammatory drug design: In vitro models of leukocyte migration
000683 (2004) Katherine K. Ziff ; Patricia M. BeamishTeaching a Course on the Arts and Counseling: Experiential Learning in Counselor Education
000719 (2004) Madeleine KornExhibitions of modern French art and their influence on collectors in Britain 1870–1918: the Davies sisters in context
000731 (2004) Madeleine E. Pullman [États-Unis] ; Michael A. Gross [États-Unis]Ability of Experience Design Elements to Elicit Emotions and Loyalty Behaviors
000794 (2003) Nina SchleifArt lost to spectacle
000824 (2002) Richard Lloyd [États-Unis]Neo–Bohemia: Art and Neighborhood Redevelopment in Chicago
000836 (2002) Nick Zangwill [Royaume-Uni]Are There Counterexamples to Aesthetic Theories of Art?
000856 (2001) Therese Quinn ; Joseph Kahne [États-Unis]Wide Awake to the World: The Arts and Urban Schools—Conflicts and Contributions of an After‐School Program
000874 (2001) Jacqualine PaganiMIXING ART AND LIFE: The Conundrum of the Avant‐Garde's Autonomous Status in the Performance Art World of Los Angeles
000920 (2000) Gordon Bell [Royaume-Uni]Towards a New Art Curriculum: Reflections on Pot Fillers and Fire Lighters
000925 (2000) Albert Rouzie [États-Unis]The composition of dramatic experience: The play element in student electronic projects
000943 (2000) Mike RadfordMaking Sense in Art Lessons
000950 (2000) Robert J. Graburn [États-Unis]Canadian Inuit Art and Coops: Father Steinman of Povungnituk
000952 (2000) Alan Kay [Royaume-Uni]Art and community development: the role the arts have in regenerating communities
000953 (2000) Mimi Marinovic [Chili] ; Elina Carbonell [Chili]A psychological study of Chilean actors’ views of their art
000980 (1999) Paul Wainwright [Royaume-Uni]The art of nursing
000A11 (1999) Marjo R S Nen [Finlande]Building Bridges: Experiential Art Understanding
000A42 (1998) Angela SgroiTeaching‐Learning Partnerships in the Arts
000A76 (1998) Rosalind I. J. Hackett [États-Unis]Art as Neglected ‘Text’ for the Study of Gender and Religion in Africa
000A77 (1998) Martin R. SeelArt as Appearance: Two Comments on Arthur C. Danto's After the End of Art
000A96 (1997) Kurt WurmliTheater in the Sky: Philippe Petit's Unique Art of Theatrical Highwire Performance
000B09 (1997) B. Smith [Royaume-Uni]Live art's digital horizons: recording recent developments in live art practices
000B92 (1996) Amy Mullin [Canada]ART, POLITICS AND KNOWLEDGE: FEMINISM, MODERNITY, AND THE SEPARATION OF SPHERES
000C24 (1995) Madeleine R. GrumetSOMEWHERE UNDER THE RAINBOW: THE POSTMODERN POLITICS OF ART EDUCATION
000C48 (1995) Anita ReardonArt and Environmental Awareness: A Gloucestershire Case Study
000C91 (1994) Phoebe M. Dufrene ; Victoria D. ColemanArt and Healing for Native American Indians
000C92 (1994) Maggie Rogers ; Jacky PlasterArt Education in Initial Teacher Education: A Negotiated Education
000C93 (1994) Lars LindstromArt Education for Understanding: Goodman, Arts PROPEL, and DBAE
000C97 (1994) Peter S. LiA world apart: The multicultural world of visible minorities and the art world of Canada
000D75 (1992) Paul TweddellArts Education: the Search for a Third Way for Schools
000D96 (1991) Jerrold Levinson [États-Unis] ; Philip AlpersonWhat Is a Temporal Art?
000E36 (1990) William S. HendonThe General Public's Participation in Art Museums:
000F35 (1987) Gary EdgertonThe Transformation of Art and Culture in America During the Communication Revolution
000F56 (1987) Ian Gibbs ; John HarlandApproaches to Teaching in Colleges of Higher Education
000F60 (1987) Stephen Franse [États-Unis] ; Adrienne Siegel [États-Unis]A case for collaboratives: Turning around the Bronx public schools
001006 (1985) Günter BerghausDADA THEATRE OR: THE GENESIS OF ANTI‐BOURGEOIS PERFORMANCE ART
001089 (1982) Robert A. StebbinsMaking Magic: Production of a Variety Art
001096 (1982) Art in the arms of power
001097 (1982) Frank Dobson ; David JacksonArt and the Pre‐adolescent Child: Applying Robert Witkin's Theory of Subject‐Reflexive Action to the Primary School
001164 (1979) Alan GowansCHILD ART AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR STUDYING HISTORY: The Case for an ‘Ontogeny Repeats Phylogeny’ Paradigm in Universal History

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