ARED 9700 Doctoral Seminar in Art Education
Academic Area: Art Education
Course Reference Number (CRN): 71993
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Academic Area: Art Education
Instructor(s): Erny ros (Amos) V. Manlangit
Course Reference Number (CRN): 63953
This course will provide an introduction to conducting and understanding research in the field of art education. Participants will become familiar with a variety of research methods/methodologies/modes of thinking; will critically read, interpret and analyze research; and will develop an annotated bibliography and critical review of literature. The course is taught in a seminar format.Continue reading “Research Seminar in Art Education”
Academic Area: Art Education
Instructor(s): Mira Kallio-Tavin
Course Reference Number (CRN): 74017/74018
Academic Area: Art Education
Course Reference Number (CRN): 73988
Academic Area: Art Education
Instructor(s): Lynn Sanders-Bustle
Course Reference Number (CRN): Undergrads: 28865 | Grads: 67370
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Academic Area: Art Education
Course Reference Number (CRN): 67372
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Academic Area: Art Education
Course Reference Number (CRN): Undergrads: 64130 | Grads: 64131
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Academic Area: Art Education
Instructor(s): Lynn Sanders-Bustle
Course Reference Number (CRN): Undergrads: 46006 | Grads: 46007