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Nearly 700 Art History Books to Read Online for Free

Nearly 700 Art History Books to Read Online for Free by Richard Bryne http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2015/04/nearly-700-art-history-books

Started by Michael Keany

0 Apr 28, 2015

Pre-College Art Program for High School Students at Molloy College

Pre-College Art Program for High School Studentsat Molloy College Fall 2014 Courses ·         Introduction to Life D…

Started by Michael Keany

0 Sep 11, 2014

Art's interactions with science can be profound

Art's interactions with science can be profoundAn aptitude in science can be enhanced by participation in arts and crafts, write Robert and…

Started by Michael Keany

1 Feb 25, 2014
Reply by Chris Warren

Review newly drafted arts standards

Review newly drafted arts standards – The National Coalition for Core Arts Standards (NCCAS) has released for public review a draft of volu…

Started by Michael Keany

0 Feb 17, 2014

Best new book of 2012

Best new book of 2012   One of the great honors of my life was being invited by legendary educator and author of 40 seminal education book…

Started by Michael Keany

0 Jan 26, 2012

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