: Eckart Liebau, Ernst Wagner, Max Wyman
: International Yearbook for Research in Arts Education 1/2013
: Waxmann Verlag GmbH
: 9783830978961
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: Pädagogik
: English
: 243
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This Yearbook is the first in what is anticipated to be an annual series of publications by the International Network for Research in Arts Education (INRAE). It is designed as a forum for information sharing and discussion of issues arising from the adoption and implementation of the Seoul Agenda, the statement of principle and action that emerged from the 2010 World Conference on Arts Education in Korea and has since been unanimously ratified by the UNESCO General Conference. The Yearbook is intended as a living contribution to the international debate about quality in arts education. This first edition emphasizes short, contextual contributions that summarize recent advances made in this field, and establishes the parameters for ongoing discussion.
Buchtitel1
Contents4
Introduction7
Parameters forOngoing Discussion9
Carrying the Torch from Lisbon via Hong Kong, Taipei, Newcastle, Berlin, Seoul and Hong Kong (again) to Wildbad Kreuth10
Reviewing UNESCO’s Road Map and Seoul Agenda: Guidelines and an Action Plan to Advance Arts Education14
A Time for Alliances: A Reflection on the Emergence of the World Alliance for Arts Education20
Providing Context: Theoretical and Historical Perspectives27
When Interests Meet Rationality – Some Glimpses of Another Reality of Arts Education28
Concepts of Arts Education – Implementation of UNESCO’s Seoul Agenda Goals34
Dynamic Markers for Arts Education in Schools42
Research/Metaresearch58
Research on Arts Education59
The Impact of Arts Education. Evidence and Agenda for Future Research65
Tomorrow’s Quality Assurance in Education. Assessing Creative Capacity and Creative Motivation in the Schools73
Monitoring/Mapping88
Concepts89
Definition and Concepts of Monitoring and Evaluation90
Monitoring Arts Education92
Monitoring UNESCO’s Seoul Agenda in Practice: Challenges and Beginnings104
Regional and National Examples110
The Arts Education Monitoring System (AEMS) Project111
Arts Education by Numbers: Cartography and Quantitative Measurement of Arts Education in Germany118
Regional Approaches: UNESCO Arts-in-Education Observatories in the Asia Pacific125
Seoul Agenda in Korea131
Resources140
The European ‘Compendium‘: A Tool for Monitoring Cultural Education Trends and Policies?141
Towards International Comparisons of Arts and Education Policies148
Implementation155
Arts Education in Society156
The Wow and what now? The Challenges of Implementation of Arts Education157
Cultural Education in the Mirror: Five Years of ‘The Wow Factor’ in Flanders168
Arts Education in Schools174
The Rise and Fall of Art and Design in English Schools?175
A Common-Wealth of Arts? Writing a National Curriculum for Arts in Australia182
Towards a Common European Framework of Reference in Art Education at Schools189
Students’ Assessment of Arts Learning at School194
Arts Education and Social/Societal/Political Development200
High Education, Ethics and Governance Quality in Africa. Promises and Challenges of Forming Developmental Leadersin the Context of Globalization201
Theatre is Education for Development. A Challenge to Cultural Policies in the Performing Arts208
The Media Project Change of perspectives, or ‘Showing seeing’ through the Eyes of a Zimbabwean Photographer214
Perspectives on Arts Education within International Cooperation: a Culture-political Reflection223
Perspectives229
Constructing Knowledge in the Arts with the Wisdom of the ManyThe Case of: Key Concepts in Theatre/Drama Education230
Contributors235