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Elizabeth Delacruz posted a blog postThe Teacher as Public Enemy # 1, a Response
The Teacher as Public Enemy # 1, a Response:New Approaches to Art Education in these most Uncivil Times Acceptance speech given on the occasion of receiving the United States Society for Education through Art (USSEA) 2011 National Ziegfeld Award, March 20, 2011 Elizabeth M. Delacruz, Ph. D.Professor of Art EducationEditor, Visual Arts Research journalUniversity of Illinois, Urbana-Champaignedelacru@illinois.edu This speech is available as a PDF at: …See More
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The Teacher as Public Enemy # 1, a Response
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The Teacher as Public Enemy # 1, a Response:
New Approaches to Art Education in these most Uncivil Times
Acceptance speech given on the occasion of receiving the United States Society for Education through Art (USSEA) 2011 National Ziegfeld Award, March 20, 2011
Elizabeth M. Delacruz, Ph. D.
Professor of Art…
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