Background
Chapman, Laura Hill was born on April 24, 1935 in Miami, Florida, United States. Daughter of Rob Kelly and Flora Margaret (Cochrane) Chapman.
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Dr. Chapman Critically examine the Reasons for the educational token many schools offer programs in all the arts, treats including music, dance, and theater, but With special emphasis on the visual arts. She writes With conviction on The Importance of Effecting change in attitudes and school practices whos That Prevent many children from studying the arts on a regularly basis. Chapman devotes much the book to suggestions for Improving school providing instruction in the arts. Among the topics covered are What Should be Taught in an arts program and Who should teach in school curricula why Should include the arts, sciences, and humanities as core subjects for all students how to improve increase teacher education programs what models for change Have Been Suggested by various panels and federal groups, and how Effective School They would be the administrators and board members, resume dire Legislators, supporters of the arts, elementary and secondary school teachers, art educators. college students taking courses in art education and parents will find all the policy issues addressed in this book to be highly significant Laura H. Chapman is an art education consultant. As a specialist in the visual arts, she has Worked With schools, museums, arts and other agencies. She has Taught at the University of Cincinnati, Ohio State University, the University of Illinois, and Indiana University. An Accomplished painter, she has published and lectured extensively on the need for public education in the arts
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Chapman, Laura Hill was born on April 24, 1935 in Miami, Florida, United States. Daughter of Rob Kelly and Flora Margaret (Cochrane) Chapman.
Bachelor of Science cum laude, Florida State University, 1957; Master of Arts, New York University, 1960; Doctor of Philosophy, Ohio State University, 1966.
Art teacher, Cincinnati Public Schools, 1970-1971;
art teacher, Dade County Schools, Miami, Florida, 1957-1959;
instructor art education, Indiana U., Bloomington, 1957-1959;
instructor art education, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1962-1964;
assistant professor art education, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1966-1970;
assistant professor art education, University Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, 1964-1966;
associate professor art education, U. Cincinnati, 1971-1973;
professor art education, U. Cincinnati, 1973-1978;
consultant, writer art education, private practice, Cincinnati, since 1978. Consultant National Instructional television, Bloomington, Indiana, 1966-1968, 72-79, Ohio State Department Education, Columbus, 1969-1973, 74-75, National Assessment of Ednl. Progress, Denver, 1976-1979, 80-81, National Education Association, Washington, 1986-1987, Jean Paul Getty Trust Programs on Education in Art, Los Angeles, 1982-1987.
Member editorial bd.7 journals, 1975-1987.
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Program coordinator National Sculpture Conference, Cincinnati, 1986-1987. Evaluator art curriculum Texas State Department Education, 1988-1990, teacher education in art, United States Department Defense Dependent Schools, Atlantic Region and Germany, 1991. Member National Art Education Association (senior editor Studies in Art Education 1977-1979, lecturer 1984, McFee award 1978, Distinguished fellow, 1985, National Art Educator of Year 1997, Distinguished Service award, 2005, Zeigleld award, 2005, Barkan award, 2006), Ohio Art Education Association (Art Educator of Year 1987), American Educational Research Association.