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Some education professors have seen the need and have designed courses for teachers based on the idea that integration of art into the curriculum helps prevent the departmentalization and segmentation of academic areas, develops connections between academic areas, and helps students make connections to the world around them (Zwirn and Graham, 2005). departmentalization, and short instructional periods) and high demands on instructional time to cover curricular mandates and prepare students for tests. And third, there's the artist who selects works from a specific institutional collection, establishing new connections that might have been impossible given the institution's departmentalization. |
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