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Dissertations 2000-2011 Doctoral Dissertations Pertaining to Art Education, 2000-2011 Kerry Freedman Samantha Goss Northern Illinois University Doctoral Dissertations Pertaining to Art Education, 2000 – 2011 2 Contents Year Page 2000 3 2001 16 2002 29 2003 41 2004 55 2005 69 2006 82 2007 97 2008 113 2009 126 2010 135 2011 149 Doctoral Dissertations Pertaining to Art Education, 2000 – 2011 3 2000 Benzer, Faith. (2000). Three art: Teachers' understandings and implementations of discipline-based art education. Ed.D., Arizona State University, 2000, AAT 9994485 Advisor: Robert J Stahl Keywords: Teachers, Discipline-based, Art education Subjects: Curricula, Teaching, Art Education Chao, Huei-Ling. (2000). Art, lives, stories: Relationships between the beliefs of Taiwanese traditional and non-traditional secondary preservice art teachers. Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University, 2000, AAT 9998305 Advisor: Yvonne Gaudelius Keywords: China, Preservice, Art teachers, Secondary teachers, Taiwanese Subjects: Art Education, Teacher Education, Womens Studies Clark, Diane Ellen. (2000). A process model and concept map for web-based teaching and learning in postsecondary art education. Ph.D., The Florida State University, 2000, AAT 9973235 Advisor: Betty Jo Troeger Keywords: Process model, Concept map, Web-based, Postsecondary, Art Subjects: Art Education, Educational Software Coret, Norma Jeanne. (2000). The status of art and art history in the secondary school curriculum: An instrumental multiple-case study. Ph.D., The University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 2000, AAT 9967414 Advisors: R. McLaran Sawyer & Markin J. Spomer Keywords: Art, Art history, Secondary school, Curriculum Subjects: Secondary Education, Art Education, Art History, Curricula, Teaching Cotner, Teresa Lynne. (2000). Classroom art talk: How discourse shapes teaching and learning in a high school art classroom. Ph.D., Stanford University, 2000, AAT 9995199 Advisor: Eliot Eisner Keywords: Art talk, Discourse, High school Subjects: Art Education Davidson, Miriam Ellen. (2000). "Catching time": Pathways to engagement in the elementary classroom through the visual arts. Ph.D., Concordia University (Canada), 2000, AAT NQ54391 Advisor: Cathy Mullen Keywords: Elementary classroom, Visual arts, Student engagement, Camera Subjects: Art Education, Elementary education Doctoral Dissertations Pertaining to Art Education, 2000 – 2011 4 Defibaugh, Kim L. (2000). An examination of the evaluation practices of elementary visual arts teachers. Ed.D., Rutgers The State University of New Jersey - New Brunswick, 2000, AAT 9960111 Advisor: Helane S Rosenberg Keywords: Evaluation, Visual arts, Teachers Subjects: Elementary Education, Art Education, Educational Evaluation Eiserman, Jennifer Roma Flint. (2000). Comfort, conversation and community: The role of the museum in art education. Ph.D., University of Calgary (Canada), 2000, AAT NQ49490 Advisor: Ann Calvert Keywords: Community, Museum, Art Subjects: Art Education England, Barbara L. (2000). A comparison of students' computer-generated art and students' art created with traditional media. Ed.D., The University of Memphis, 2000, AAT 9978900 Advisor: Dennie Smith Keywords: Children’s art, Computer-generated art, Art, Traditional Media Subjects: Art Education, Educational Software Fowler, Sidney D. (2000). Imaging the Word: A descriptive account of curriculum resource development utilizing artistic images. Ed.D., Columbia University Teachers College, 2000, AAT 9976721 Advisor: Mary C Boys Keywords: Curriculum development, Religious education publishing, United Church of Christ, United Church Press, Imaging the Word, artistic images Subjects: Curricula, Teaching, Art Education, Religious Education Garner, Ricky Lee. (2000). Neuropsychological art therapy treatment protocol: An intervention utilizing portraiture, computer-based data analysis and a discipline-based art education framework. Ph.D., The Florida State University, 2000, AAT 9984922 Advisor: Betty Jo Troeger Keywords: Neuropsychological art therapy, Intervention, Portraiture, Computer-based data analysis, Discipline-based art education, Art therapy Subjects: Art Education, Cognitive Therapy, Psychotherapy Giles, Amy Renee Waltson. (2000). "Making special": Child-centered, meaningful, and artistically authentic early childhood art education. Ed.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2000, AAT 9971081 Advisor: Christine Thompson Keywords: Child-centered, Art, Early Childhood Doctoral Dissertations Pertaining to Art Education, 2000 – 2011 5 Subjects: Art Education, Preschool Education Gittens, Winston Tyrone. (2000). Cultural and pedagogical realities in crisis: From art education to a discourse in VASTEducation. Ph.D., Miami University, 2000, AAT 9982623 Advisor: Richard Quantz Keywords: Cultural, Pedagogical, Art Education, VASTEducation Subjects: Curricula, Teaching, Minority & Ethnic Groups, Sociology, Art Education, African Americans Gunter, Martha Susanne Floyd. (2000). The history of discipline-based art education in South Carolina and its impact on Southern rural female middle school students. Ed.D., University of South Carolina, 2000, AAT 9981260 Advisor: James T Sears Keywords: Rural education, Girls, Discipline-Based, Art education, South Carolina, Middle school students Subjects: Art Education, Educational History Hartranft, Janet Louise. (2000). The uneasy alliance: The relationship of art, artists, and audiences in contemporary United States. Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University, 2000, AAT 9982335 Advisor: Charles Garoian Keywords: Art, Artists, Audiences, Cultural democracy Subjects: Art Education, Fine Arts, American Studies Hemmerla, Paul Scott. (2000). Factors related to the level of instructional use of computer- based technology by Missouri secondary art teachers. Ph.D., University of Missouri - Columbia, 2000, AAT 9999297 Advisor: Larry Kantner Keywords: Computer-based technology, Missouri, Art teachers, Secondary teachers Subjects: Art Education, Educational Software Hightower, Linda Ann. (2000). Expectations of visual art students regarding professional business skills and career support in American higher education. Ed.D., University of Georgia, 2000, AAT 9993773 Advisor: William Squires Keywords: Visual art students, Professional, Business skills, Career support, Higher education Subjects: Art Education, Higher Education Houghton, N. (2000). Craft in England and Welsh schools: The pupils’ perspective. Ph.D., Roehampton University, 2000 Advisor: Rachel Mason Subjects: Art Education Doctoral Dissertations Pertaining to Art Education, 2000 – 2011 6 Ilundain-Agurruza, Jesus Maria. (2000). ...In the realms of art: A conceptual inquiry of the genesis of the work of art. Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2000, AAT 9971100 Advisor: Arthur Melnick Keywords: Art, Creativity, Audience, Genius Subjects: Philosophy, Art Education Jaffe, Naomi. (2000). Children's drawings as political commentary: The peace processes in Israel. Ed.D., Columbia University Teachers College, 2000, AAT 9976730 Advisor: Judith M Burton Keywords: Children’s drawings, Political commentary, Peace processes, Israel Subjects: Art Education, Political Science Jessop, Frank Bradley. (2000). The adventures of Ziggy and Zappa, the community as studio: A pragmatic aesthetic approach. Ed.D., Oklahoma State University, 2000, AAT 9987345 Advisor: Sally Carter Keywords: Public art projects, Community as studio, Pragmatic esthetics, Studio education Subjects: Art Education. Fine Arts, Higher Education Kader, Themina. (2000). Material culture studies and art education: Examining the cultural artifacts of the Bohra from Makaan to Masjid. Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University, 2000, AAT 9982348 Advisor: Paul E Bolin Keywords: Material culture studies, Art education, Cultural artifacts, Bohra, Makaan to Masjid, Kenya Subjects; Art Education, Art History Kafala, Todor (Ted). (2000). The emergence of a 3D object aesthetics in computer media. Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 2000, AAT 9971578 Advisor: Suzanne Damarin Keywords: Aesthetics, Three-dimensional, Animation, Simulation, Interactive media Subjects: Educational Software, Art Education, Mass Media Kao, Cheng-Feng. (2000). Prediction of the academic achievement of arts and crafts education majors at teacher colleges in Taiwan, Republic of China. Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University, 2000, AAT 9998370 Advisor: Kenneth C Gray Keywords: Academic achievement, Arts and crafts education, Teachers colleges, Taiwan, China Subjects: Art Education, Higher Education, Teacher Education Karafilaki, Kiriaki Dimitriou. (2000). The development of image understanding: Implications for Doctoral Dissertations Pertaining to Art Education, 2000 – 2011 7 visual literacy in older adolescents and young adults. Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 2000, AAT 9982592 Advisor: Dorothy W Jackson Keywords: Aesthetic development, Cognitive development, Art education, Image understanding, Visual literacy, Adolescents, Young adults Subjects: Development Psychology, Cognitive Therapy, Art Education Knight, Wanda Bridges. (2000). Preparing preservice teachers to work with diverse student populations: Implications for visual art teacher education. Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 2000, AAT 9971582 Advisor: Vesta Daniel Keywords: Preservice, Visual art, Teacher education Subjects: Art Education, Teacher Education, Bilingual Education, Multicultural Education Knutson, Karen Leslie. (2000). Hanging Emily: Exhibition strategies and Emily Carr. Ph.D., The University of British Columbia (Canada),
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