Effectiveness of an Experimental Program for Educating Students to Efficiently Implement Art-Viewing Activities in Early Art Education

This research was based on the premise that in-service preschool teachers lack necessary knowledge and confidence in discussing works of art with preschool children most probably as a result of insufficient formal education within the early art education domain. Therefore we developed an experimental educational program for our students – future preschool teachers, with hypothesis that it could provide them with basic knowledge, skills, and self-confidence to implement art-viewing and art appreciation activities in preschool education. Results indicate that proposed approach to future preschool teachers’ training in developing and implementing meaningful art-viewing activities with preschool children can effectively influence their knowledge, skills and confidence. However, it was also concluded, that in order to make it a regular element of preschool teachers’ education program, it should be adjusted more efficiently in context of already existing syllabus.

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Pedagogika-Pedagogy
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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.53656/ped2024-8.04
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Art Education and Development
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Effectiveness of an Experimental Program for Educating Students to Efficiently Implement Art-Viewing Activities in Early Art Education

Jovan Djordjević
Pedagogika-Pedagogy
Art Education and Development
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Effectiveness of an Experimental Program for Educating Students to Efficiently Implement Art-Viewing Activities in Early Art Education

Jovan Djordjević
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Abstract

This research was based on the premise that in-service preschool teachers lack necessary knowledge and confidence in discussing works of art with preschool children most probably as a result of insufficient formal education within the early art education domain. Therefore we developed an experimental educational program for our students – future preschool teachers, with hypothesis that it could provide them with basic knowledge, skills, and self-confidence to implement art-viewing and art appreciation activities in preschool education. Results indicate that proposed approach to future preschool teachers’ training in developing and implementing meaningful art-viewing activities with preschool children can effectively influence their knowledge, skills and confidence. However, it was also concluded, that in order to make it a regular element of preschool teachers’ education program, it should be adjusted more efficiently in context of already existing syllabus.

Pedagogika-PedagogyVol. 96(8)
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