Titlebook: Art Education Beyond the Classroom; Pondering the Outsid Alice Wexler Book 2012 Alice Wexler 2012 children.education.Focusing.learning

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Young and Disabled in Harlem: Making Art Like It Matters,rning and completeness. Those symbols act as a feedback loop between internal and external realities. Bill Richards turned this theory (30 years before Dissanayake’s writing) into praxis after an event as a graduate student at Indiana University, long before working with adolescents with physical di

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The Art of Living and Dying: Linda Montano,gement in art and life. Montano’s career might be defined as disrupting the bifurcation between audience and performer, art and life, art and nonart, commodity and gift, self and other. Montano descends from artists who intentionally ruptured the traditional art gallery and proscenium stage with the

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Truth, Goodness, and Beautiful Art: Set Free in the Penitentiary,and good action. It can be a reliably brilliant guide for the choices we make in all aspects of our lives, but only if we pay it constant attention and follow its lead. Not easy at all. It is a heroic struggle. As an art teacher I endeavor in as many ways as I can to teach people how to recognize an

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,Following the Siren’s Song: Scott Harrison and the ,aginal voice that beckons the artist to tenaciously follow an inner calling to final fruition. The longterm quality of Harrison’s project and its cultural significance drew us to learn more about Harrison and his work.

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Digital Ethnography: Artists Speak from Virtual Ability Island in Second Life,ers transform their avatars and creations with SL scripting language and retain copyrights. Although known for its social function, for example, meeting people, virtual parties, and interesting places to visit, these events are also inherently educational and aesthetic. Ondrejka (2008) describes lea

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Imon Chowdhooree,Shams Mansoor Ghanirt history, and of history at large, by alluding to famous works from the past, or referring to public events that we are likely to recall. Autistic creators, on the other hand, may be expected to ignore the cultural heritage and the great fund of shared information of their community. Given that th

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W. K. D. Rathnayake,Chandana Siriwardanave learning and behavioral programs to compensate for their disability (Henley, 1992, Wexler, 2009). An exception may be the rarest of sub-populations, who, despite their conditions, operate with some success on the “edges” of social and mental norms. Often affiliated with those on the autistic spec

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Synthesis Lectures on Visualizationrning and completeness. Those symbols act as a feedback loop between internal and external realities. Bill Richards turned this theory (30 years before Dissanayake’s writing) into praxis after an event as a graduate student at Indiana University, long before working with adolescents with physical di

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