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Art Education Volume 53, 2000 - Issue 4: The Value of Local History and Place Within Art Education
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Instructional Resources

Oral History as Intergenerational Dialogue in Art Education

Angela M. La PorteView further author information
Pages 39-44 | Published online: 22 Dec 2015

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