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Exploring the Significance of Art Education for Cultural Development

Delve into the importance of art education and its impact on child development, cultural preservation, and the workforce. Discover various forms of art and UNESCO's role in promoting intercultural understanding.

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Exploring the Significance of Art Education for Cultural Development

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  1. Why Art?

  2. Whatis Art? • Whatdoesart mean toyou? • Isartimportanttoyou? • Whattypeofartisyourfavorite? • Isonetypeofart more importantthananother? • List as manytypesofart as you can • (dance, drama, music, literature, poetry, craft, design, digital arts, storytelling, heritage visual arts, film, media, photography)

  3. Whatis Art Education? • Whatwereyoutaught in Art Education? • Whatshould be taught in arteducation? • How manyyearsshouldstudents be taughtarteducation? • Doesarteducationhaveto be in anartsclassroom? • Doesarteducationhaveto be in a school?

  4. Art andbeing human (Ms. Voss’ importanceofart) • Whatmakesanimalsandhumansdifferent? • Theabilityto be creative • Studies show thatteaching a child how to be creativewithintheir culture allowsthemto: • Developan individual senseofinitiative • Developautonomy (empowerment) • Art isnotonlyanexpressionof cultural diversity, butitis a formofexpressionthattransmits culture

  5. Video • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M5hs6ahcKU

  6. Art andtheUnitedNations • UNESCO • UnitedNationsEducational, Scientificand Cultural Organization • Created in 1945 tohelpbuildpeace

  7. UNESCO Objectives • Createanopportunityforevery boy and girl toreceiveeducation • Create intercultural understanding • Createscientificcooperationtokeepeveryonesafe (tsunamis, hurricanes, etc)

  8. UNESCO andArts Education • Art = culture • Formofexpression, creation, inventionandlearning • Art can be taughtformallyorinformallybuteitherwayitis crucial forchilddevelopmentand cultural protection

  9. Importanceofteachingart • Childdevelopment • Intellectual • Creativity, innovation, criticalreflection • Emotional • Interpersonal skills, tolerance, acceptace, appreciation • Psychological • Self-esteem, awareness, creationofidentity • Exampleofdevelopmentwithart • Wronghand • One-line • Eyesclosed

  10. Waystoteachart • Learningthroughartsand culture • Use artand cultural practicesthatexisttoteach • Learningin theartsand culture • Stressingthevalueof cultural perspectives in learningprocess

  11. Art andthefamily • In the 21st century, families are notthesame as theyusedto be • Children do notget as muchattentionfromtheirparentsand are notexposedtotraditionsand culture as much • Also, living in urbanareas has made transmitting culture topoorerfamilies more difficult

  12. Art andtheWorkforce • Mostemployers are lookingfor more creative, flexible, adaptable andinnovativeworkers • Art educationteachespeople how toexpressthemselvesandthinkcritically

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