Imagine having to select just 250 works of art and architecture, spanning all humankind, Paleolithic man to Maya Lin. Such was the Herculean task the College Board—the organization that oversees ...

Making the arts a central part of the curriculum, and teaching the subject with the same rigor as math or science, not only can improve arts learning, but also can bolster other efforts to improve ...

Are you a sculptor? A painter? An illustrator? For decades, art students starting out have asked themselves these questions. But these categories could look very different in the near future, as art ...

All coursework relates directly to fieldwork and internship through discussion of course development, classroom management and age-appropriate application of educational theory. Courses are listed in ...

The fact that enrollments in traditional music, dance, and theater performance degrees have stagnated and job prospects have become dim is undisputed. It’s a simple supply-and-demand problem — with ...

MALDEN — The amount of class time Massachusetts students spend on the arts varies widely, according to state officials, with the average elementary schooler’s instruction coming in two 45-minute ...

Jenny Montgomery teaches art and Kate Cook teaches biology at the Dayton Regional STEM School in Kettering, Ohio. As its name indicates, the Dayton Regional STEM School dedicates much of its ...

Arts & Sciences Council held its final meeting of the academic year Thursday, which featured a presentation on the implementation of the new Trinity College of Arts and Sciences curriculum, committee ...

Lorain City Schools is enlarging its emphasis on the arts. The district held its annual All-City Art Show at Lorain High School, 2600 Ashland Ave., a new, larger show that showcased the most extensive ...

EAST BRUNSWICK - A controversial plan to change the current arts curriculum at Hammarskjold Middle School has been put on hold – at least for now. In a letter sent Thursday, Superintendent of Schools ...

Art in today's schools extends way beyond playdough and paper cutouts. It's a point some Fargo and West Fargo teachers are stressing in light of concern art is falling by the wayside in local schools.