Educational innovations: oriental practices applied to education through art
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Some Oriental techniques are increasingly used, in a experimental way, in education processes. Tai chi, meditation,yoga, …, all of them have become excellent means that educators, teachers and socio-cultural coordinators, use in their educational projects. This text deals with this issue applying it to education through art, in order to explore to the possibilities offered by this kind of practices and processes.
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Viñao, Silvia. 2012. “Educational Innovations: Oriental Practices Applied to Education through Art”. Vivat Academia. Journal of Communication, no. 117E (February):315-26. https://doi.org/10.15178/va.2011.117E.315-326.
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