Towards an Inclusive Arts Education / edited by Kate Hatton.
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Cover ; Table of Contents ; About the contributors ; 1. Towards an inclusive arts education. By Kate Hatton; 2. Studying art: How institutional change can support contemporary practice. By Kerry Freedman; 3. Thinking through critical disability studies. By Dan Goodley; 4. Cultural territories of inclusive education. By Anna Hickey-Moody; 5. Critical race theory and its relationship to art education. By Sylvia Theuri; 6. Pedagogy of the workshop: An 'expert-intuitive' practice. By Michael McMillan.
7. Art college and the postcolonial encounter: Student diversity within the 'sociality' of learning. By Bernice Donszelmann8. Identity, research and the arts curriculum: Counterstorytelling as academic practice. By Caroline Stevenson; 9. Inclusion in the art and design curriculum: Revisiting Bernstein and 'class' issues. By Samantha Broadhead; 10. 'Knowing people as individuals': Academic attainment in art and design. By Eldrid Herrington; Index.
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
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