Children's Art Narratives in Early Childhood Education: Cultivating Learning and Development

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Children's Art Narratives in Early Childhood Education: Cultivating Learning and Development

Early education programs are the perfect opportunity to begin incorporating the arts as a means for the cultivation of many different developmental appropriate skills for children. Art therapy can provide the bridge between iconic and linguistic communication, better foster individual skills, and promote healthy emotional and social structures. At a local Boston program, children from two classes and their art works are discussed in relation to the progress they have shown throughout the semester's sessions. It is natural for children to want to explain their art work, or have stories to tell when asked about their art work.

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Record Origin: Children's Art Narratives in Early Childhood Education: Cultivating Learning and Development

Record Creation Date: 2021-03-12

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Title: Children's Art Narratives in Early Childhood Education: Cultivating Learning and Development

Persons: de Oliveira, Amanda

Resource Type: Thesis/Dissertation

Date Created: 2017-05-25T00:00:00.000-05:00

Decade: 2010s

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Language: English

Extent and Media: PDF/OCR ; 3.59 MB

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System of arrangement: DACS

Subject LCSH: Art therapy; Education, Elementary; School environment; Social interaction; Socialization

Subject Local Topic: Boston (Mass.)

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Custodial history: Transferred to the Emmanuel Archives from the author.

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Accrual Information: Theses are collected on an annual basis in the spring semester

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Collection Title: Distinction in the Field: Senior Theses

Location of Originals: Digital Folder: deOliveira_A

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