The Renewal of Excellence

Focuses on three changes that occurred in the twentieth century: (1) more children receive access to the study of art at all educational levels; (2) art teachers receive more training, education, and resources; and (3) art teachers have less choice in designing curricula and endure more regulation....

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Published in:Arts education policy review 2000-01, Vol.101 (3), p.17-18
Main Author: Dorn, Charles M.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Art Education
Art Teachers
Educational Change
Educational History
Educational Policy
Educational Resources
Elementary Secondary Education
Fine Arts
Higher Education
History
Physical Education
Teacher Education
Teacher Empowerment
Teachers
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Summary:Focuses on three changes that occurred in the twentieth century: (1) more children receive access to the study of art at all educational levels; (2) art teachers receive more training, education, and resources; and (3) art teachers have less choice in designing curricula and endure more regulation. (CMK)
ISSN:1063-2913
1940-4395
DOI:10.1080/10632910009600248