Art Appreciation Instruction and Changes of Classroom Questioning at Senior Secondary School in Visual Culture Context

Min LI, Xiaomei JIANG

Abstract


This paper discusses art appreciation instruction and the changes of classroom questioning at senior secondary school in visual culture context so as to improve art appreciation instruction and find out the strategy for the further development of art education at senior secondary school based on that at primary and junior secondary schools. It analyzes existing problems including classroom questioning in traditional appreciation education by the method of case analysis. It also makes in-depth discussion on art appreciation instruction and the changes of classroom questioning at senior secondary school in visual culture context.


Keywords


Visual culture; Art appreciation; Classroom questioning

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Dantonio, M., & Beisenherz, P. C. (2006). The art of classroom questioning—To develop the questioning skills of teachers (pp.43-44). In L. Song (Trans.). China Light Industry Press.

Wang, D. G. (2006). Discussion on the art education in the era of visual culture. Tsinghua Art, 4(3), 119.




DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x

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