Creativity in the Classroom: Case Studies in Using the Arts in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

Creativity in the Classroom: Case Studies in Using the Arts in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
ISBN-10
1841505161
ISBN-13
9781841505169
Series
Creativity in the Classroom
Category
Arts
Language
English
Published
2013
Publisher
Intellect (UK)
Authors
Paul McIntosh, Digby Warren

Description

The editors of this volume contend that the current paradigm of standardizing Higher Education through an outcomes-dominated approach can constrain the educational process, where teachers may feel pressured to resort to risk-aversive methods that satisfy the learning-outcomes and assessment agenda. As a result, the ability of teachers and learners to inform, critique and develop their understanding of subjects together may be being lost. This book contains a variety of alternative approaches teachers have used to develop ways of 'humanizing' and deepening the learning process, through drawing on the creative arts and humanities - including cinema, literature, dance, drama and visual art - in a range of disciplines, it is argued by the editors that these 'arts-based inquiry' approaches have opened up possibilities for transformative learning as concerned with whole person development through opportunities to connect the-intuitive, emotional, relational and creative with the analytical and logical ways of knowing.

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