Cultural Integration in Art Education: Exploring Cross-Border Teaching Models for Global Learners

lin Wang(Hui Feng Middle School)
fangfang Liu(Hui Feng Middle School)

Abstract

This paper delves into the significance of cultural integration in art education and explores innovative cross-border teaching models for global learners. It analyzes the current state of art education, the challenges in cross-cultural art teaching, and proposes effective strategies for integrating diverse cultures into art education. By examining successful case studies and leveraging digital technologies, this research aims to provide valuable insights for educators and institutions committed to enhancing the global art education experience. The ultimate goal is to construct a more inclusive and globally oriented art education environment that fosters the creativity and cultural understanding of learners worldwide.

Keywords

Art Education; Cultural Integration; Cross-Border Teaching Models; Global Learners

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.12345/jetm.v9i3.30917