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1 Arts in Education Framing the Field S-300 & S-301

2 Arts Learning & Teaching Artistic Processes Aesthetic Awareness Emotions & Senses Creativity & Imagination Art Works & Art Materials The Social Dimension of Learning

3 Arts Teaching & Learning Policy ResearchAdvocacy

4 Arts Teaching & Learning Policy ResearchAdvocacy AiE as a Field QualityAccess Under- standing

5 Arts Teaching & Learning Policy ResearchAdvocacy AiE as a Field QualityAccess Under-standing Communities & Cultural Contexts Histories & Philosophies

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