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2000b Aesthetic thinking. National Art Education Association 2000
Annual Convention, Los Angeles,CA.
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2000m. Art curriculum reform in Taiwan and its implication.
Asia-Pacific art education Conference. Hong Kong Institute of
Education, Hong-Kong Heritage Museum, 28-30/12/2000.(ABSTRACT)

2000d. An Evaluation of Visual Arts Programs for Art-Gifted Junior High
School Students in Taiwan2000 NAEA Los Angeles Convention
4,3,Mon.11:00 AM-11:50 San Gabriel C.
(ABSTRACT)

 

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Technology & I--Reflections From Target Group Of Art Teachers

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This study used questionnaire to investigate a target group of high school art teachers in thinking about technology. The purposes are to understand: 1) the technological influences in their daily lives and teachings, 2) the access to learn technological knowledge and skills, 3) the desires of learning and its contents.
The findings indicate that art teachers' lives are influenced by technology in working, education, leisure time, communication and transportation, eating, and the way of spending moneys. Most of art teachers use computers and related systems to deal with daily lives and teachings. They have applied technology to develop curriculum, students' learning processes, assessment, and to support schools administrative programs. Self-learning and learning from schools and organizations are the main accesses for art teachers to get technology knowledge and skills. They have the desire to pursuit a master degree, and to learn more about technology.
The results could be used as valuable resources for policy makers to develop curriculum for in-service high school art teachers.

Key words: technology, art, high school art teacher, reflection

 
         

2000b Aesthetic thinking. National Art Education Association 2000
Annual Convention, Los Angeles,CA.

ABSTRACT

This study aims to investigate how young children and adolescents at different grade levels think about the relationship between : 1) a picture and the world ,2) beholders and pictures, 3) artists and pictures, 4) artists and beholders, and to 5) compare the findings of Freeman (1995) with the present study.
The finding reveals that the ability to differentiate the roles of artist and beholder increased with grade levels. Young students tend to emerge these roles. Around grade 5 or 6, the roles of artist and beholder are gradually differentiated. When the individuals become aware of the differences between the artist and beholder, the roles of these two become distinct. This finding does not support the suggestion of Freeman 1995 who argued that a conception of the role of the artist in picture production emerged before a conception of the role of the beholder.

Running head: Aesthetic thinking

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2000m Art curriculum reform in Taiwan and its implication.
Asia-Pacific art education Conference. Hong Kong Institute of
Education, Hong-Kong Heritage Museum, 28-30/12/2000.

ABSTRACT

This study used document analysis to examine the process and ideals of art curriculum reform of Taiwan. The major change is the content structure of the art curriculum standards. The feature of this content structure is as the figure below. The new art standards integrate visual arts, music, and performance art into "Art and Humanity" subject. This subject of Art and Humanity focuses on the differentiation of students' abilities by grades based on three contents of art disciplines. The three contents are creation and exploring, appreciation and thinking, culture and understanding. Except the contents of the new art curriculum standards, the issue process and concept are discussed. As a result, some suggestions are made for the further implementation.

An Evaluation of Visual Arts Programs for Art-Gifted
Junior High School Students in Taiwan
2000 NAEA Los Angeles Convention
4,3,Mon.11:00 AM-11:50 San Gabriel C

ABSTRACT


The purpose of the evaluation is to provide information and suggestions to the Ministry of Education regarding the effectiveness of the visual arts program for art-gifted students. Five key questions were addressed in the evaluation: 1) execution and administration, 2) teacher's background and research, 3) curriculum and teaching, 4) funding and facility, 5) achievements and features. Each key question was subdivided into a series of elements that served to focus the evaluation activities. A total of 45 schools, which offered visual arts programs, were evaluated.Data were collected through a variety of methods to ensure an accurate overall picture of the program's effectiveness. Methods included: 1) reports from the schools, 2) investigation of teaching activities and students' work exhibitions, 3) seminar with school teachers, students, and school administrative faculties.

The report is broken down into elements to demonstrate a systematic evaluation approach. The findings indicate the need for: 1) government provision of art education programs for in-service art teachers to improve their teaching and knowledge of art, 2) reconsideration of the identification procedures, 3) development of the instructional materials.

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Investigating Local Conventions Through Children's Drawings
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This study analyzes the drawings of 51 fifth-graders in Taipei city and 80 fifth-graders in Kinmen county. The children were given an assignment to draw their future families on a blank sheet of paper (21cm x 29.7 cm) with a pencil. The
results of this study are discussed from a sociocultural perspective. Most of the children in Taipei City tended to depict this theme from an interior point of view instead of an outdoor point of view. The viewer seems to be located inside of a room. On the contrary, most of the children in Kinmen County tended to depict the theme from an outdoor point of view. Moreover, the children in Taipei City included words in their pictures to offer additional commentary more often than the children in Kinmen County. Children in both places depicted buildings in a representational way, commonly drawing the windows in a central position. This is similar to the findings of Andersson's 1995 study of Swedish children's drawings. The cornered windows that Andersson found in African children's drawings were not commonly found in the drawings of children in Taipei and Kinmen.

 

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