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A small number of High School Art (Crafts Production) courses are held nationwide, and employment of full-time teachers is also limited. Therefore, there is a tendency to cut back on teachertraining courses for the art subject (Crafts Production) in universities. In this paper, we aim to create a curriculum model to reform teacher-training courses for the art subject (Crafts Production), and propose the significance of the subject through actual practice in certain classes. Classes being held in current teacher-training courses separate “Academic Subjects” and “Teaching Methods.” Recent trends in teacher-training reform, however, strongly holds policies that coordinate and integrate both concepts. In this paper, we focused on the cross-linked areas of the two concepts and proposed a curriculum model that prescribes the Crafts Production academic content commonly taught in classes. We conducted trial practice in line with this proposal in ceramic art which is classified as an “Academic Subject.” As a result of providing instruction with an emphasis on these two concepts of Crafts Production academic content in a total of 15 classes, we were able to confirm that the students taking the course gained a solid understanding of knowledge in ceramics related to “nature and materials” and “techniques and procedures” which are necessary for teaching High School Art (Crafts Production). |
