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Beittel, Kenneth R. – 1977
Arting and loving are treated as primary instances of "creative learning" in this paper. Further, it is maintained that this learning is of such a kind that in it everything must be learned at once, even though it is generally alleged that it cannot be taught at all. The discussion includes topics such as loving and actualization of potential, the…
Descriptors: Affective Behavior, Art Education, Art Expression, Artists
Peer reviewedMacy, Carol J. – Catalyst for Change, 1984
Incorporating the arts into the educational process can help children learn to think clearly and to set and reach goals, so that they can meet change more effectively. Numerous examples of this approach are described. (TE)
Descriptors: Art Education, Art Expression, Childrens Art, Cognitive Processes
Sitz, Robert – 1997
Although many students simply do not visualize or draw very well, most students have capabilities and potentials that they, and perhaps their professors, are overlooking. Once elementary representations are mastered, it may be that drawing becomes progressively less of a learning tool as one moves through the educational system. But there is…
Descriptors: Advertising, Art Expression, Art Products, Cognitive Processes


