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Arts Education Policy Review, November, 2000 by GEE, CONSTANCE BUMGARNER
Arts Education in the Twenty-first Century
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Welcome to the future! Reared on The Jetsons, Star Trek, and Lost in Space; imprinted as youngsters with electronic images of one-family spaceships and floating megalopolises of glimmering retro-futuristic, Art Deco-revival spacescrapers; comforted by the promised presence of spunky robots capable of every manner of household service and of saving you from an occasional marauding alien--girls who dreamt of being Angela Cartwright, boys who dreamt of being Captain Kirk(1)--we have arrived! Admittedly, all does not ...
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