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| author | Leysath, Maggie Ann |
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| contents | Spotlight on Reciprocity in Service-Learning Leysath, Maggie Ann COVID-19 Pandemics Art Education Community Programs Service Learning Youth Programs Arts Centers Art Activities College Students Community Organizations School Community Programs Safety protocols for COVID-19 necessitated changes to this action research project. This article describes the theoretical framework of Community-Based Art Education for providing Service-Learning in an art education preparation program during the global pandemic. Art education students joined the local Boys & Girls Club (BGC) and a local community arts center to explore the idea of social justice and intercultural harmony by creating a mural through completely remote means. Eight art education students mentored eight BGC youth during weekly Zoom sessions to complete the 16-panel mural. Participants expressed their perceptions about different aspects of the project during focus group interviews. The installation of the mural in the local library was covered by local media as children and mentors presented the final project. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2022 |
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| spellingShingle | Spotlight on Reciprocity in Service-Learning Leysath, Maggie Ann COVID-19 Pandemics Art Education Community Programs Service Learning Youth Programs Arts Centers Art Activities College Students Community Organizations School Community Programs Spotlight on Reciprocity in Service-Learning Leysath, Maggie Ann COVID-19 Pandemics Art Education Community Programs Service Learning Youth Programs Arts Centers Art Activities College Students Community Organizations School Community Programs Safety protocols for COVID-19 necessitated changes to this action research project. This article describes the theoretical framework of Community-Based Art Education for providing Service-Learning in an art education preparation program during the global pandemic. Art education students joined the local Boys & Girls Club (BGC) and a local community arts center to explore the idea of social justice and intercultural harmony by creating a mural through completely remote means. Eight art education students mentored eight BGC youth during weekly Zoom sessions to complete the 16-panel mural. Participants expressed their perceptions about different aspects of the project during focus group interviews. The installation of the mural in the local library was covered by local media as children and mentors presented the final project. |
| title | Spotlight on Reciprocity in Service-Learning |
| topic | COVID-19 Pandemics Art Education Community Programs Service Learning Youth Programs Arts Centers Art Activities College Students Community Organizations School Community Programs |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1338050 |