Amber Ward is Associate Professor of Art Education at Florida State University, USA. Her research uses creative approaches of inquiry to explore the material practices of craft, feminism, and sustainability and mend the world around us.
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Part 1: Body Matter: Framework 1. Human Created (In)justice and Rethinking the Human 2. Crafting with Folk School Pedagogies 3. Thought Partners Turns and Time Part 2: Body Matter: Application 4. Folding Literature: Theory Inquiry Pedagogy and Folk Schools 5. Interviewing Teachers: A Watercolorist and Birder/Naturalist 6. Collaging Archives: A Library Arboretum and Folk School 7. Journaling Nature: A Class at The Clearing 8. Folk School Informed Futures
Part 1: Body Matter: Framework 1. Human Created (In)justice and Rethinking the Human 2. Crafting with Folk School Pedagogies 3. Thought Partners Turns and Time Part 2: Body Matter: Application 4. Folding Literature: Theory Inquiry Pedagogy and Folk Schools 5. Interviewing Teachers: A Watercolorist and Birder/Naturalist 6. Collaging Archives: A Library Arboretum and Folk School 7. Journaling Nature: A Class at The Clearing 8. Folk School Informed Futures
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