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Drawing on theoretical and empirical insights from Arts teachers in Canada and Europe, this edited volume explores the question of how learning in the arts can be effectively and fairly assessed in the context of higher education.
Drawing on theoretical and empirical insights from Arts teachers in Canada and Europe, this edited volume explores the question of how learning in the arts can be effectively and fairly assessed in the context of higher education.
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Diane Leduc is Full Professor in the Didactics Department at the University of Quebec in Montréal, Canada. Sébastien Béland is Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Policy and Foundations at the University of Montréal, Canada.
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Introduction Diane Leduc and Sébastien Béland PART ONE: Fundamental perspectives: About subjectivity and intentionality Chapter 1. The Ethics of Assessing Learning in the Arts Denis Jeffrey and Lorna Boily Chapter 2. Objectifying Subjectivity François-Marie Gerard Chapter 3. The Problem of Authorship: A Thorn in the Side of Assessment Dina Zoe Belluigi PART TWO: Broader Perspectives: From the audition to the graduation Chapter 4. From Competitions to Examinations: An Analysis based on a Range of Practices and Artistic Assessment Criteria in France, Switzerland, and Albania Isabelle Mili Chapter 5. The Assessment of Instrumental Learning in Classical Music in Francophone Canada and Europe Isabelle Héroux and Laurence Lambert-Chan Chapter 6. From Fail to First: Revising Assessment Criteria in Art and Design Robert Harland and Phil Sawdon PART THREE: Overlapping perspectives: Between the fear and the wow! Chapter 7. Should We Fear Assessment in the Arts? Charles Hadji Chapter 8. Assessing Creativity in Three College Programs Angela Mastracci Chapter 9. The Wow Factors: The Assessment of Practical Media and Creative Arts Subjects Janey Gordon PART FOUR: Applied perspectives: Of competencies and practices Chapter 10. Assessing Competencies in Visual Arts: The Case of Francophone Europe Bernard-André Gaillot Chapter 11. Development and Assessment of Creative Competency in Visual Art and Dance Pierre Gosselin, Sylvie Fortin, Elaine St-Denis, Sylvie Trudelle, Francine Gagnon-Bourget, and Serge Murphy Chapter 12. The Assessment of Creative Competency in the Visual Arts in Québec Universities and Colleges Pierre Gosselin, Elaine St-Denis, Sylvie Fortin, Sylvie Trudelle, Francine Gagnon-Bourget, and Serge Murphy Chapter 13. The Assessment of Creative Competency in Contemporary Dance in Québec Colleges and Universities: What the teachers have to say about it Sylvie Fortin, Sylvie Trudelle, Pierre Gosselin, Elaine St-Denis, and Serge Murphy Chapter 14. Using the Portfolio as a Tool for Assessment in the Arts Martin Mainguy Chapter 15. Assessing Practices in Four Postsecondary Performing Arts Institutions in Montreal Diane Leduc and Laurence Lambert-Chan
Introduction Diane Leduc and Sébastien Béland PART ONE: Fundamental perspectives: About subjectivity and intentionality Chapter 1. The Ethics of Assessing Learning in the Arts Denis Jeffrey and Lorna Boily Chapter 2. Objectifying Subjectivity François-Marie Gerard Chapter 3. The Problem of Authorship: A Thorn in the Side of Assessment Dina Zoe Belluigi PART TWO: Broader Perspectives: From the audition to the graduation Chapter 4. From Competitions to Examinations: An Analysis based on a Range of Practices and Artistic Assessment Criteria in France, Switzerland, and Albania Isabelle Mili Chapter 5. The Assessment of Instrumental Learning in Classical Music in Francophone Canada and Europe Isabelle Héroux and Laurence Lambert-Chan Chapter 6. From Fail to First: Revising Assessment Criteria in Art and Design Robert Harland and Phil Sawdon PART THREE: Overlapping perspectives: Between the fear and the wow! Chapter 7. Should We Fear Assessment in the Arts? Charles Hadji Chapter 8. Assessing Creativity in Three College Programs Angela Mastracci Chapter 9. The Wow Factors: The Assessment of Practical Media and Creative Arts Subjects Janey Gordon PART FOUR: Applied perspectives: Of competencies and practices Chapter 10. Assessing Competencies in Visual Arts: The Case of Francophone Europe Bernard-André Gaillot Chapter 11. Development and Assessment of Creative Competency in Visual Art and Dance Pierre Gosselin, Sylvie Fortin, Elaine St-Denis, Sylvie Trudelle, Francine Gagnon-Bourget, and Serge Murphy Chapter 12. The Assessment of Creative Competency in the Visual Arts in Québec Universities and Colleges Pierre Gosselin, Elaine St-Denis, Sylvie Fortin, Sylvie Trudelle, Francine Gagnon-Bourget, and Serge Murphy Chapter 13. The Assessment of Creative Competency in Contemporary Dance in Québec Colleges and Universities: What the teachers have to say about it Sylvie Fortin, Sylvie Trudelle, Pierre Gosselin, Elaine St-Denis, and Serge Murphy Chapter 14. Using the Portfolio as a Tool for Assessment in the Arts Martin Mainguy Chapter 15. Assessing Practices in Four Postsecondary Performing Arts Institutions in Montreal Diane Leduc and Laurence Lambert-Chan
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