Forskning og utvikling i kulturskolefeltet IRIS - den doble regnbuen

• Main Author: Sagmo Aglen, Gry (auth)
• Other Authors: Bjørnsrud, Halvor (auth), Ågot Brøske, Brit (auth), Dehlin, Erlend (auth), Emstad, Anne Berit (auth), Ystanes Fjeldstad, Mari (auth), Skog Hagerud, Pia (auth), Jordhus-Lier, Anne (auth), Lundh, Lise (auth), Karlsen, Sidsel (auth), Mikalsen Stabell, Ellen (auth), Viken, Andreas (auth), Westby, Inger Anne (auth), Angelo, Elin (Editor), Rønningen, Anders (Editor), Rønning, Rut Jorunn (Editor)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Published: Cappelen Damm Akademisk/NOASP (Nordic Open Access Scholarly Publishing) 2017
• Subjects: Education; iris; art school; kulturskole
• Online Access: OAPEN Library: download the publication; OAPEN Library: description of the publication

Summary

What is going on in Kulturskolen - the Norwegian municipal school of music and performing arts? And what is the relation between the activities in the practice field and research? Kulturskolen is a type of school dependent on cooperation with others - kindergardens, primary and secondary schools, voluntary and professional cultural life, higher education and nonprofit organizations. The field of research related to Kulturskolen is similarly diverse; including both educational research, artistic research and organizational research. This anthology is the result of IRISforsk, a research group linked to the development project for kulturskole named IRIS. The IRIS-project was executed in collaboration between The Norwegian Council for Schools of Music and Performing Art and The Savings Bank Foundation DNB/Dextra Musica, and ran from 2014 to 2016. The anthology includes 13 chapters, eight of which are scientific papers evaluated by external peer-review. Contributors in the anthology are affiliated with five different educational institutions. The chapters discuss and visualize the scope of music and art school related research, including didactics, professional-oriented and management-focused issues, as well as organizational cooperation, talent development and culture as a tool for inclusion. The anthology targets anyone with an interest in research and development in the music and art school related field - researchers, staff and students in artistic education, teacher education and management education, as well as teachers, managers and other practitioners in the field.

Physical Description

1 electronic resource (277 p.)

ISBN

noasp.21
9788202550028

Access

Open Access