Arts Education
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The Development of Theatre Sports
By: Jo Murphy
Theatresports is a form of improvisational theatre, which is powered by impromptu scripting in the form of competition, using audience participation for dramatic effect. more...
Mapping Diversity to Foster Cultural Competency
By: Jo Murphy
Build up a picture of the culture of countries as creative arts students use giant interactive maps to locate where cultural activities have come from and travelled to. more...
Ways to Teach Rhythm and Meter
In: Music Education
By: Jo Murphy
Kevin Tuck says that there are many ways to teach percussion all of which are effective. His article explores the best aspects of the systems that are commonly used. more...
Theatre games are a great way to boost a child's confidence and promote social interaction, along with fostering an appreciation for the dramatic arts. more...
How to Make Paper Mache Plates and Bowls
By: Jo Murphy
Paper mache is inexpensive and there is no limit to the expressive sculptural forms students are able to make for the class room or to take home as gifts from school. more...
How to Make Painted Clay Words and Numbers
By: Jo Murphy
Clay words or numbers made by students in art class can be used for many things. Students like to create bright colourful words for their bedroom or playroom door. more...
Lori McNee on Developing an Arts Based Practice
By: Jo Murphy
An interview with Lori McNee a fulltime professional artist, where she talks about effective ways to develop an arts based practice. more...
Versatile Dyes Suitable for Multi Media Projects
By: Jo Murphy
Vegetable dyes are a favourite with primary arts teachers. They are safe and wash easily from children's hands and clothes while children achieve beautiful colour. more...
How to Make Fossils with Primary Students
By: Jo Murphy
Art activities can be further enriched when they are linked to other subjects. This primary art activity sequence can be linked to science and history units. more...
In: Dance Education
By: Jo Murphy
Teaching students how to make the dancers artifacts called Poi can be fun. Materials do not cost much and the simple instructions are easy to follow. more...
