Critical Links: Learning in the Arts and Student Academic and Social Development.
Richard J. Deasy
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Richard J. Deasy
Abstract
This Compendium summarizes and discusses 62 research studies that examine the effects of arts learning on students' social and academic skills. The research studies cover each of the art forms and have been widely used to help make the case that learning in the arts is academic, basic, and comprehensive.
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This Compendium summarizes and discusses 62 research studies that examine the effects of arts learning on students' social and academic skills. The research studies cover each of the art forms and have been widely used to help make the case that learning in the arts is academic, basic, and comprehensive.
Key concepts: The arts, Sociology, Mathematics education, Student engagement, Pedagogy, Computer science, Visual arts, Psychology