Resources for Europe and North America

by discipline

All documents are in PDF format

INTERDISCIPLINARITY

• Contribution of Arts Education to Children’s Lives, Kaori Iwai

• The National Art Curriculum in the Primary Education of Cyprus, prepared by the National Commission of Cyprus at UNESCO

• L'éducation artistique en France : données en ligne, Sophie Bravais

• Lithuania Arts Education, Dalia Siaulytiene

• Arts education in Norway, prepared by the National Commission of Norway at UNESCO

• New Paradigms: The Arts in the Core Secondary Curriculum – Cutting Edge Research and Practice in Australia and the United States, Lindy Joubert

DANCE

• Group Seven, Max Wyman

LITERATURE AND POETRY

• Writing Arts Curriculum in a Public Sector-Private Sector Partnership, Larry O'Farrell

MUSIC

• The Primary Education Music Curriculum of Cyprus, Ministry of Education

• Music for the people against the music of the people, Hermann Gottschewski

• "Impulse" - A case study on the participation of community artists in the educational process, Alison Cox
• A practical guide on how to teach music to Muslims, Dr Diana Harris

• Exploring Children’s Musical Culture in Ethnomusicology, Andrea Emberly
• The Hewlett Clusters at the University of New Mexico: an interdisciplinary curricular model in which music and other disciplines have been integrated with the humanities, social sciences and sciences, Dr. Nancy Usher

THEATER

• International Research Issues in Arts Education, Larry O'Farrell
• Writing Arts Curriculum in a Public Sector-Private Sector Partnership, Larry O'Farrell

• Drama as a method of teaching, Tintti Karppinen
• Drama games for cooperation, Tintti Karppinen
• Drama and Theatre in school education - How and Why?, Tintti Karppinen

• Le théâtre à l'école : une triple appartenance, Jean-Claude Lallias

• No Man's Land, Territories and Border Areas, Nicoline Nagtzaam

• Drama and Cultural Differences in a Border Culture, Laura A. Mc Cammon

VISUAL ARTS

• Memoire de l'Avenir

TEACHER TRAINING

• Working Topic Training of Teachers/Professors, Rachel Mason