… In the case of looking at art, the position of the viewers and their attention and attitudes
toward art/text is shifted from passive to active and from being art appreciators to being …

… Visual culture in this research includes not only art and design but also everything people
create and see in daily life (Jenks, 2002). Seeing is a “cultural practice” (Evans & Hall, 2005, p. …

… They are forward looking in identifying that children learn through play and advise teachers
not to take curriculum content from primary school grades, highlighting that intensive skills …

In early 2012 I arrived in Singapore to help create a core texts course with global content
that would be part of the first-year curriculum at the soon-to-open Singapore University of …

… In order not to interfere the on-going curriculum of the school, a storytelling club was arranged
as an extra-curriculum activity of a junior high school for this research to proceed. Thus, …

… the development, distribution, transformation, extension and dissemination of the interpretations
of art, and how these interpretations construct our art history experience. Foucault writes …

To provide professional and business advice for pre-service and in-service English teachers
aspiring to become Online English Teacherpreneurs (OET) and promote sustainable …

… 1-48; Fu-shih Lin, “Medical activities and healing arts of Taoists in medieval China: a … s
universities design the curriculum and recruit new faculties based on dynastic periodization …

The issue of poverty from the Chinese perspective is not treated in its own right, but rather
interconnected with self governance, community relationships, and development of individual …

There are approximately 20 million ethnic Chinese in Southeast Asia today, who constitute
about 75 per cent of the Chinese outside China. This paper will briefly address a number of …