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Carpe Diem: The Arts and School Restructuring
by Maxine Greene - 1994
Current school restructuring challenges passivity and rigidity and provides new openings in experience, which creates good contexts for art education and aesthetic education. The paper discusses how such education opens people to visions of the possible rather than the predictable, thus creating a community of distinctive individuals. (Source: ERIC)
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- Maxine Greene
Teachers College, Columbia University
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