The Arts: The Global Dimension : Key Stages 3 & 4 : Art and Design, Dance, Drama, Music

ISBN-10
1900109271
ISBN-13
9781900109277
Series
The Arts
Category
Arts
Pages
37
Language
English
Published
2006
Authors
Helen Young, Nadia MacKenzie

Description

It aims to: contribute to discussions on what is meant by the global dimension to arts education; show how global perspectives in the arts can contribute to a broad and balanced curriculum; offer activities, case studies and resources; ...

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