Recently added articles from Art Education:
UNTANGLING: Legal Issues that Affect Teachers and Student Teachers
Sep 01, 2009; ... I came in the classroom and was shocked by what I saw. Two middle school boys were running around sword fighting with exacto knives as the student teacher and cooperating teacher stood and watched! When I asked what in the world was going on, the student teacher meekly said she couldn't get the ...
Art Education Aims in the Age of New Media: Moving Toward Global Civil Society
Sep 01, 2009; ... Technology is ubiquitous (Delacruz, 2009b). Kids and families, students and communities are plugged in, cued to the latest electronic developments and diversions, ready to creatively adapt them to their own purposes. Scholars and policy makers are increasingly focused on what teachers need to ...
Resonant Teachers' Voices
Jul 01, 2009; ... Voice can be denned as the articulation and sharing of one's world, one's experiences, and one's vision (Boutte, 2002). This issue of Art Education privileges the voices of teachers who investigate, reflect, and discuss their practice. Voice is a transformative construct because it implies a ...
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Jul 01, 2009; ... Squaring NCLB and state standards with engaging art education Dear Editor: Despite retiring 2 years ago, I still read Art Education with interest. In the 37 years I taught I saw significant national curricular changes. The January 2009 issue contained two articles focusing on ...
Preadolescents Reflect on their DRAWINGS of DANCE: Students' Voices in Art Learning
Jul 01, 2009; ... Students, during the ages 11 years old to 13 years old ("tweens"), experience a growing desire to think and act independently while caring deeply about being accepted by the group. Tweens may feel vulnerable and self-conscious during the many changes that occur during puberty. These feelings can ...