2022
DOI: 10.1080/00393541.2022.2050988
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A Visual Inquiry: Artist–Teacher Perceptions of Art Education Provision in Singapore

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“…The theme highlights the imperative of art education policies in championing educational fairness and cultural plurality, ensuring access to art education for students from diverse backgrounds [36]. It probes into the profound theoretical underpinnings and scrutinizes the practical applications of these theories in fostering societal transformation and cultural inclusiveness [37]. The objective is to articulate strategies whereby art education policies and practices can facilitate the creation of a more equitable and diverse social milieu.…”
Section: Research Theme 3: Arts Education Policy and Social Justicementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The theme highlights the imperative of art education policies in championing educational fairness and cultural plurality, ensuring access to art education for students from diverse backgrounds [36]. It probes into the profound theoretical underpinnings and scrutinizes the practical applications of these theories in fostering societal transformation and cultural inclusiveness [37]. The objective is to articulate strategies whereby art education policies and practices can facilitate the creation of a more equitable and diverse social milieu.…”
Section: Research Theme 3: Arts Education Policy and Social Justicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research Theme 15: Social Structures, Cultural Diversity, and Inclusivity in Higher Education This theme focuses on the realm of "higher education", exploring social structures, cultural variances, "symbolic boundaries", "elites", "inclusive education", and "African diasporas". It underscores the imperative for higher education institutions to confront social disparities [81], address issues of marginalization [37], and cultivate inclusive and diverse educational settings in the context of globalization [82]. Key terms like "symbolic boundaries", "elites", "inclusive education", and "African diasporas" elucidate approaches for managing social diversity and intricacies in higher education environments [39].…”
Section: Research Theme 14: Academic Engagement In Creative Arts Educ...mentioning
confidence: 99%