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Items where Subject is "N Fine Arts > N Visual arts (General) > N81 Study and teaching. Research"

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  • Library of Congress Subject Areas (7)
    • N Fine Arts (7)
      • N Visual arts (General) (7)
        • N81 Study and teaching. Research (7)
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Number of items at this level: 7.

B

  1. Butcher, J. (2010) Arts university student mentors and gallery peer leaders: partnerships for learning. Art/Design/Media Subject Centre, Higher Education Academy (ADM-HEA).

G

  1. Gingell, J. (2007) The justification for teaching the visual arts in schools. Paper presented to: Second International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Granada, Spain, 10-13 July 2007.
  2. Gingell, J. (2007) Education and the visual arts: a reply to my critics. Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain Newsletter 2007. , pp. 23-27.
  3. Gingell, J. (2006) The Visual Arts and Education. London: Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain. 0902227124.

L

  1. Love, J. (2008) The Art of Research: Research Narratives. Exhibit at: The Art of Research: Research Narratives. Chelsea College of Art & Design, London, 28-30 October 2008.

M

  1. MacLellan, F. (2012) Conference Reports: Web 2.0, virtual worlds and students' visual learning. Dr Julia Gaimster, Associate Dean, Academic Graduate School, London College of Fashion (UAL). ARLIS News-sheet. 219, p. 17. 0308-809x.
  2. MacLellan, F. (2012) Conference Reports: Session 6: Virtual learning: Can the drawings of students identified as dyslexic or dyspraxic reveal visual indicators that might inform future teaching strategies in the studio? Quona Rankin, Dyslexia Coordinator/Tutor, Royal College of Art. ARLIS News-sheet. 219, p. 17. 0308-809x.
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