First Advisor

Stewart, Connie

Second Advisor

Goodwin, Donna

Degree Name

Master of Arts

Document Type

Action Research Project

Date Created

2019

Department

College of Performing and Visual Arts, Art and Design, Art and Design Student Work

Embargo Date

7-29-2019

Abstract

Using surveys, interviews, and student art work, this study explores the relationship between art curriculum and female students in a private, college preparatory environment. I worked with a fine and digital art course to determine if encouraging students to make more artistic choices would impact the educational priorities of these high-achieving students. Subsequently, art students were introduced to a process-based style of assessment in the hopes they could make stronger connections to art education and their future goals. The research results illustrated that, within the participants in this study, older art students prefer classes that bring them enjoyment or personal fulfillment, while the younger students gravitate toward classes that are less challenging.

Extent

83 pages

Local Identifiers

PackScottARP2019

Rights Statement

Copyright is held by the author.

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