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Call for Asian Art and Culture Curriculum Resources (CR) 

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Asian Art and Culture Interest Group (AACIG) at the National Art Education Association (NAEA) publishes peer reviewed articles annually as Curriculum Resource (CR). This publication publishes CRs that address Asian art and culture in art education including, but not limited to Asian art history and philosophy, Asian/Asian diaspora artists’ works and practices, Asian folk art, material culture, popular culture, traditional or contemporary Asian art, and visual culture. AACIG strongly encourages authors to share images of student works (with permission), teacher samples, instructional materials, standards alignment, and assessment instruments as resources for K-16 teaching and learning. This may also include handouts, presentation slides, questionnaire, and rubric attached as Appendix of the CR. The AACIG would like to showcase how authors teach Asian art and culture in various settings: community, cultural centers, gallery, museums, non- traditional classroom settings, etc. Accepted CRs will be published on the AACIG website. All submissions will undergo a peer-reviewed process and the author(s) will be notified with review results by January 15th of the following year with review decision (Accepted with minor revision, Major revision for another review, and Rejected). AACIG publishes the CRs in early March every year.


CR Submission as follows:
The Asian Art and Culture CR Submission (3000-3500 words including references) must include:

  1. Cover page (Title, author’s name(s), contact emails, name(s) of affiliation or institution, grade levels or ages of participants)

  2. An abstract of 150 to 200 words with 3-5 keywords

  3. Overview of project with historical background and the context of the art and culture discussed in the manuscript, including the information about artifacts with curriculum and instructional emphasis.

  4. Enduring ideas

  5. Essential questions

  6. Standards alignment, goals, and learning objectives

  7. 3-5 images of samples of project with descriptive captions. The quality and size of the image should be at least 300 dpi and larger than 800K and smaller than 5MB. (In relation to the copyright issues), the NAEA artwork release permission form is available through the link below. Please scroll down to the Helpful Downloads section): https://www.arteducators.org/opportunities/writing-for-naea

  8. Brief lesson sequences with informal and formal assessment plans (3-5 lessons in paragraphs)

  9. Teaching materials and assessment instruments, such as rubrics

  10. Conclusions

  11. References (use the most current version of APA)

 

How to submit:

  • Please submit your CR to AACIG editor at: EChang@fmarion.edu by December 15th

  • Image files, permission forms, teaching materials (presentation files, handouts, or tutorials), and assessment instruments must be individually submitted.

  • Questions and inquiry should be sent to the AACIG CR Editor Dr. Eunjung Chang (EChang@fmarion.edu).

Teaching Chinese Arts & Culture: Content, Context and Pedagogy (Free E-Book for download)

https://www.insea.org/insea-publications-2/ 

​https://www.insea.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/20220511-Hsieh-et-al-TCAC-compressed.pdf

Pedagogical Globalization: Traditions, Contemporary Art, and Popular Culture of Korea (Free E-book for download) 

http://insea.org/publicattions/insea-publications/978-989-20-5388-2 

Illinois educators collaboratively developed these BIPOC artist resources to use in designing your curriculum. The resources now have over 1000+ artists categorized by media, along with images, links, and notes.

 

https://ilaea.org/equity-diversity-inclusion/ 

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