Analysis on The expansion of Red Culture in Art Curriculum of High School

As an advanced cultural legacy and spiritual treasure, Red Culture has been systematically developed by the Communist Party of China and its people through revolutionary struggles, national construction, and reform initiatives. This profound historical heritage embodies unparalleled aesthetic value. This paper first analyzes the significance of integrating Red Culture into high school art curricula, including implementing ideological education, enriching aesthetic education content, and bridging historical and contemporary contexts. It then explores strategies for expanding Red Culture in art education through five key approaches: setting curriculum objectives, developing distinctive content, diversifying teaching methods, expanding extracurricular activities, and improving evaluation mechanisms. The ultimate goal is to create a highly engaging and distinctive art curriculum system that lays a solid foundation for students' personalized development.

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Journal of International Education and Development
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.47297/wspiedwsp2516-250042.20250909
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Art Education and Development
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Analysis on The expansion of Red Culture in Art Curriculum of High School

Yating Huang
Journal of International Education and Development
Art Education and Development
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Analysis on The expansion of Red Culture in Art Curriculum of High School

Yating Huang
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Abstract

As an advanced cultural legacy and spiritual treasure, Red Culture has been systematically developed by the Communist Party of China and its people through revolutionary struggles, national construction, and reform initiatives. This profound historical heritage embodies unparalleled aesthetic value. This paper first analyzes the significance of integrating Red Culture into high school art curricula, including implementing ideological education, enriching aesthetic education content, and bridging historical and contemporary contexts. It then explores strategies for expanding Red Culture in art education through five key approaches: setting curriculum objectives, developing distinctive content, diversifying teaching methods, expanding extracurricular activities, and improving evaluation mechanisms. The ultimate goal is to create a highly engaging and distinctive art curriculum system that lays a solid foundation for students' personalized development.

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