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As countries around the world increasingly emphasise the holistic development of students and the cultivation of their overall qualities, art courses are increasingly being given high priority. This study used a systematic literature review to analyse effective teaching and teaching methods in the teaching of art courses and the relationship between them. Ultimately, it was found that the characteristics of art courses include a focus on individualisation and creativity, on the use of diverse teaching methods, on practice and experience, and on interdisciplinary integration. Characteristics of effective teaching include an emphasis on changes in educational philosophy and continuous innovation in teaching methods, personalised and differentiated teaching, student participation and collaboration, feedback and evaluation, and teachers' professional development and enhancement of educational skills. Teaching methods often used in art courses include demonstration teaching, hands-on teaching, discussion and reflection, project-based learning, interdisciplinary teaching, personalised teaching, and technology-supported teaching. At the same time, there is some indirect and direct relationship between teaching methods and effective teaching in art courses in several ways. This study is of great significance in that it not only provides a complete theoretical framework for teaching methods in art courses, but also analyses in depth how effective teaching can be practiced and achieved in art courses, while the relationship between effective teaching and teaching methods is theoretically confirmed. These conclusions bring breakthrough significance and provide a theoretical basis for subsequent research.
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