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Teaching Perception through Video Art

Dan Nadaner
Pages 19-24 | Published online: 17 Nov 2015

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Rachel Sinquefield-Kangas, Aleksi Ojala & Hanna Niinistö. (2022) (Re)Thinking Time: Materializing More-Than-Human Empathy in Student Teachers’ Video Artworks. Studies in Art Education 63:1, pages 39-54.
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Juan C. Castro-Alonso, Paul Ayres & Fred Paas. 2015. Emerging Technologies for STEAM Education. Emerging Technologies for STEAM Education 113 136 .
Marya Spont. (2015) Analyzing Mass Media through Video Art Education: Popular Pedagogy and Social Critique in the Work of Candice Breitz. Studies in Art Education 51:4, pages 295-314.
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