Behind the Headline: After Years of Crouching, Arts Ed is Raising Its Hand Again



By Education Next 02/25/2013

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After Years of Crouching, Arts Ed is Raising Its Hand Again
Washington Post Magazine| 2/24/13

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Advocating for Arts in the Classroom
Education Next | Fall 2010

Arts organizations are putting a lot of time and money into arts education in schools and after school, and some are using arts education as a way to turn around schools. In an article that appeared in the Fall 2010 issue of Ed Next, Mark Bauerlein argued against the utilitarian approach being used by arts education organizations to promote spending on arts education.

-Education Next




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