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Development and Practical Research on Integrating Han Dynasty Stone Reliefs into School-Based Art Curriculum for Primary Schools from the Perspective of Regional Cultural Inheritance
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62381/H261624
Author(s)
Wang Xinming
Affiliation(s)
Xuzhou Gulou Primary School, Xuzhou, Jiangsu, China
Abstract
This study explores the development paths and practical strategies of incorporating Han Dynasty stone reliefs into school-based art curricula for primary schools from the perspective of regional cultural inheritance, so as to further strengthen students' awareness of cultural self-awareness and advance the creative transformation and innovative development of outstanding local traditional culture. By sorting out the theoretical foundations and classified frameworks of curriculum development and constructing a hierarchically progressive objective system, this research establishes a trinity curriculum content framework of "Appreciation & Comment - Artistic Expression - Exploration & Practice", and sets up tiered and progressive teaching objectives for lower, middle and upper grades. The integration of Han Dynasty stone reliefs into primary school school-based art curricula arouses students' interest in culture and creative potential, and enables them to achieve spiral progress from cultural cognition to cultural identity and then cultural self-awareness within authentic cultural contexts. It also forms an effective path for the integrated development of regional cultural inheritance and aesthetic education.
Keywords
Perspective of Regional Cultural Inheritance; Han Dynasty Stone Reliefs; School-Based Art Curriculum for Primary Schools; Development and Practice
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