What are You All Going to Do to Keep Black Women in Art Therapy?

In this viewpoint, the authors describe their impressions of a 2018 conference and the significance of participating in a learning environment that centered on arts therapists of color. Collectively, two art therapy educators, a music therapy educator, one new professional art therapist, and one art therapy graduate student, question the maintenance of professional norms that have at times motivated BIPOC students and practitioners to leave the creative arts therapies in search of other professional places to thrive. The article concludes with a Womanist Manifesto for Arts Therapies Education.

Question Generation as a Strategy for Advancing Intermediate- and Low-Achieving Students in Higher Education

Student question generation (SQG) is a teaching and learning strategy that promotes higher-order cognitive skills. The purpose of this study is to determine which students gain the most from SQG activities: Is it mainly those with strong academic achievements? The study took place over the course of six years, during which 171 preservice teachers in Israel generated, answered, and peer-evaluated questions at higher and lower orders of thinking. When their exam grades before and after the SQG intervention were checked, the intermediate- and low-achieving students showed the most significant improvement. These findings could contribute to a reassessment of commonly held attitudes about the ostensible inability of underachieving students to engage in higher-order thinking tasks.

Moral Complexities of Student Question-Asking in Classroom Practice

Prior research on student question-asking has primarily been conducted from a cognitive, epistemological standpoint. In contrast, we present a hermeneutic-phenomenological investigation that emphasizes the moral-practical context in which question-asking functions as a situated way of being in the midst of practice. More particularly, we present a hermeneutic study of student question-asking in a graduate seminar on design theory (i.e., a seminar focused on theory and philosophy of design, emphasizing the work of design scholars such as Simon, Cross, Krippendorff, and Lawson). The study offers a unique moral-practical perspective on this commonly studied phenomenon. Our analysis yielded four themes regarding the moral-practical intricacies of question-asking in this setting, with a particular focus on time-related constraints on participation, various types of background understanding, and value-laden expectations that participants encountered in this complex ecology of practice.

Deskripsi tipe pertanyaan siswa berdasarkan sifatnya pada kegiatan menanya dalam pembelajaran matematika dengan pendekatan saintifik

The purpose of this research to describe the type of student question on learning mathematics with a scientific approach. This research at the tenth-grade student of SMA Negeri 7 Purworejo in the academic year of 2019/2020. The design of the study used descriptive quantitative. This research using purposive sampling. The research took 36 students of X MIA 6. The researchers analyzed the data by using observation, video record, and field notes. The study results show that the type of question many students convey is remembering information, concept understanding, and concept applying in learning material.

The Student Question

This chapter provides a discussion of student movements in Paris, China, Afghanistan and India. There is a treatment of the estrangement between the gurukul and the college, between Aligarh and Deoband, the problem of colonized self-estrangement of the mind which results in a deprivation of vitality and authenticity in intellectual labour. Some of the topics discussed here are the student revolt and the student rush, the colonial legacy in the erstwhile colonized world, students participation in university processes, the need for a participatory system in both academics and organization, student leadership, the constitution and functioning of students’ unions, the university as a corporate academic community and teachers’ organizations.