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Title: University of Malta training programme
Other Titles: Integrating principles of education for sustainable development into visual art education in teacher education programmes
Authors: Vella, Raphael
Gatt, Isabelle
Zammit, Charmaine
Caruana, Censu
Keywords: Visual literacy -- Study and teaching
Art in education
Sustainable development -- Study and teaching
Visual education -- Study and teaching
Art -- Environmental aspects
Erasmus+ (Programme)
CARE (Project)
Issue Date: 2022
Publisher: Frederick University, Cyprus
Citation: Vella, R., Gatt, I., Zammit, C., & Caruana, V. (2022). University of Malta training programme. In R. Vella (Ed.), Integrating principles of education for sustainable development into visual art education in teacher education programmes (pp. 51-55). Cyprus: Frederick University.
Abstract: This new module is being proposed as part of an Erasmus + co-funded project CARE (Connecting Art with REal life issues) which aims to implement a teacher education programme in visual art education (VAE informed by the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD. The following considerations guided the need to create a new unit (training module): While the relationship between sustainability and art goes back several centuries, contemporary artistic practices tend to focus more explicitly on topical concerns related to social justice and ecological issues. Many of the 17 SDGs listed by UNESCO are frequently alluded to in the work of artists around the world today. It is crucial that VAE moves with the times and reflects the kinds of ideas that are expressed in contemporary debates about art in the social realm.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/133170
ISBN: 9789925786657
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