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Art as Knowledge

Posted by zl352 on September 10, 2024

Author: Megan Walker
Seminar: Culturally Responsive Schooling with/in Indigenous Communities Professional Development Program
Program: CRS
Subject Area: English Language Arts
Grade Level: High school
Year of Publication: 2023

Abstract

Throughout this unit, students will have the chance to explore the concept of art as knowledge using the principles of peoplehood (Holm et. al., 2003). Accessing this dimension allows for a new lens to develop. Using a matrix, educators can clarify which of the core principles of culturally responsive schooling have been focused on each module. Additionally, this unit uses the Core Principles of Culturally Responsive schooling with/in indigenous communities as a thread for educators to assess their own culturally responsive curricular choice. Encouraging a focus on opening space for honoring stories of lived experiences can help students develop a lens which can support the assertion that art is knowledge.

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