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BEST PRACTICES IN VISUAL ARTS CURRICULUM FOR DIVERSE LEARNERS: BASES FOR CURRICULAR ENHANCEMENT
Visual Arts play an important role in education. It provides opportunities for learners with diverse learning needs to communicate, explore, participate, create, and present their own identity. This qualitative research investigated visual arts curriculum across five specialist schools in Auckland,
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