Optimizing the adaptation of higher dance education to higher education evaluation protocols

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Published 2015-07-13
Alicia Gómez Linares
Carmen Giménez Morte

Abstract

This article presents the design and initial results of a research that extends to 2016 and aims to optimize the adaptation of dance in higher education to the evaluation procedures of the higher education at the Spanish universities, pursuing the consonance with the quality standards of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). In this first phase of the research, 2014-2015, a legislative approach to dance studies together with the identification of the different profiles of teachers have been done.

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Gómez Linares, Alicia, and Carmen Giménez Morte. 2015. “Optimizing the Adaptation of Higher Dance Education to Higher Education Evaluation Protocols”. AusArt 3 (1). https://doi.org/10.1387/ausart.14428.
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Keywords

DANCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION, ARTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION, EVALUATION, QUALITY IN EDUCATION, EHEA

References
Gimenez Morte, Carmen. 2012. «La encrucijada del grado en danza: Algunas preguntas sobre las figuras docentes». Artseduca 2: 18-27. https://goo.su/saUrnzY

Gómez-Linares, Alicia. 2012. «La formación oficial de intérpretes profesionales de danza contemporánea (1990-2010): El reto de la implantación en la educación superior». Tesis Univ. del País Vasco. http://hdl.handle.net/10810/39229

Muñoz Zielinski, Margarita. 2002. Aspectos de la danza en Murcia en el siglo XX. Murcia: Universidad de Murcia
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