The State of the Art: Art Education in the Elementary School
Abstract “The future of art education looks bright,” concludes the author of this latest report in our state-of-the-art series on curriculum developments in the elementary school. She provides a fascinating historical perspective as she traces art education from its beginnings to the present time.
Creative and mental growth
1. The Importance of Art for Education. 2. Understanding Growth and Development. 3. The Development of Creativity. 4. The Development of Aesthetic Awareness. 5. Art in the Elementary School. 6. The Beginnings of Self-Expression: The Scribbling Stage, Two-Four Years. 7. First Representational Attempts: The Preschematic Stage, Four-Seven Years. 8. The Achievement of a Form Concept: The Schematic Stage, Seven-Nine Years. 9. The Dawning Realism: The Gang Age, Nine-Twelve Years. 10. Art in the Secondary School. 11. The Age of Reasoning: The Pseudo-Naturalistic Stage, Twelve- Fourteen Years. 12. The Period of Decision: Adolescent Art in the High School, Fourteen-Seventeen Years. Summary. Bibliography. Index.
Art and Life in New Guinea
Ouvrage de l'anthropologue Raymond William Firth sur les peuples de Nouvelle Guinee edite en 1936. 
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