Canadian Review of Art Education Volume 1 1972
Contents / Sommaire
A Testing Program for Tempera Powder Paint
M. Asquin
Some Research Areas for Canadian Art Education
F. G. Chalmers
Discriminative Color Reactivity in Art Education and Autogenic Standard Exercises
L. Duranceau
Strategy Preferences for Teaching Art
M. Enns
Art Form as Report of Interior Image
D. Greer
Increasing Art Appreciation Using a Teaching Structure Based on Feeling and Forms
L. Groome
A Study of the Educational Programs of Canadian Art Museums and Galleries
M. Halvarson
The Contributing Factors of Discrimination and Experience in a Theory of Aesthetic Judgmental Process
G. S. Hodder
Art, Design and Environment
J. T. Hodgson
The Development and Validation of a Perceptual Index for Utilization in the Teaching of Art
R. N. MacGregor
Cooperative Creativity
R. MacLean-Angus
Some Implications of a Sequential Developmental Program in Visual Education (Grades 3-6)
J. MacLeod
The Use of Super 8 Movie Cameras and Loop Cartridge Projectors with Student Teachers and Primary School Children: A Pilot Study
M. Moody
The Effect of Perceptual Training upon the Drawings of First Grade Children
R. K. Muirhead
The Effect of Subject Motivations on Painting
B. Neutzling
An Exploratory Study of Kindergarten and Elementary School Age Children’s Verbal Responses to Paintings
P. Rafferty
Concept Learning and Curriculum Development in Art Education
G. Russell
Justification for, and a Method of Teaching Colour to Fine Arts Students at Post-Secondary Level
B. G. Shelly
Informal Teacher-Pupil Interaction and Learning of Art Concepts at the Third Grade Level
P. Shostak
Discrepancies between the Goals of Art Education and the Goals of Our Educational System
W. Shoup
Castles, Dragons and Kings: A Filmed Report of a Grade 3 Art Activity
I. Thomas
A Pilot Study of Children’s Reaction to Visual Illusions and the Relation of Illusion to Tolerance for Ambiguity
S. Vineberg