Comparative analysis shows that integrating Spanish and Japanese art education enhances children's learning.
By the comparison of Japanese and Spanish Art Education, we found the Spanish model focused on the teaching of artistic appreciation, whereas the Japanese model is based on the children's expressive development. We support the idea of mixing both models as complementary and necessary methodological change for balance the actual visual education in its scope of instruction of the subject. For instance, through the importation of good school practices adapted to a new context, with a common benefit for both countries. Therefore, this research introduces the Spanish Aesthetic Appreciation teaching methodology model applied to a Japanese Kindergarten as example of the Spanish reality in the realm of Aesthetic Appreciation Teaching Skills and its adaptation possibilities to the Japanese Educational System.
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