The normal-institute system of Modern China and Hong KongVincentKwunLeungLee
The normal universities of Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong (namely EdUHK) pursue an educational mission which is uniquely different from the grammar universities. First, normal universities only put a prior emphasis on Art, Music and PE education. The grammar universities stress medical, business, industrial and judicial courses which make the Fine Arts departments inside become a minor academic emphasis within the mechanism of extreme elitism. Second, art educators and art alumni from normal universities comparatively have less ambitions to become prominent and professional master artists. They are non-secular in aesthetic minds and they simply think about the proper methodologies of enlightening students' interests in creative arts.
However, art intellectuals from normal universities reflect a kind of humanistic sentiments. They will care for the prospects of national and social developments. They have empathetic minds to comprehend the psychological needs of their art students instead of having an utilitarian mind to press their art students for more concreted rewards from the bureaucratic mode of outcome-based curricular system. They know how to guide their art students how to enjoy the processes of creative experimentation, whereas they are rather open-minded to diversified medium possibilities.
The normal-institute system of Modern China and Hong KongVincentKwunLeungLee
The normal universities of Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong (namely EdUHK) pursue an educational mission which is uniquely different from the grammar universities. First, normal universities only put a prior emphasis on Art, Music and PE education. The grammar universities stress medical, business, industrial and judicial courses which make the Fine Arts departments inside become a minor academic emphasis within the mechanism of extreme elitism. Second, art educators and art alumni from normal universities comparatively have less ambitions to become prominent and professional master artists. They are non-secular in aesthetic minds and they simply think about the proper methodologies of enlightening students' interests in creative arts.
However, art intellectuals from normal universities reflect a kind of humanistic sentiments. They will care for the prospects of national and social developments. They have empathetic minds to comprehend the psychological needs of their art students instead of having an utilitarian mind to press their art students for more concreted rewards from the bureaucratic mode of outcome-based curricular system. They know how to guide their art students how to enjoy the processes of creative experimentation, whereas they are rather open-minded to diversified medium possibilities.
The document contains two pieces of information - "Images: Internet" and "Music : “Onedin Line Theme” Adriana". It seems to be providing image and music credits, with the image sourced from the internet and the music titled "Onedin Line Theme" and credited to Adriana.
The document contains two pieces of information - "Images: Internet" and "Music : “Onedin Line Theme” Adriana". It seems to be providing image and music credits, with the image sourced from the internet and the music titled "Onedin Line Theme" and credited to Adriana.
The document presents several unique and uncommon churches from around the world. It describes churches that have unusual architectural designs, such as Notre-Dame-du-Haut de Ronchamp which has thick curved walls that let in indirect light. It also mentions churches built in remarkable locations, such as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Las Lajas which was constructed on two arches spanning a river canyon. The document briefly outlines various other churches noted for their grandeur, history, and architectural significance.
Two friends were traveling through the desert when they had an argument and one friend slapped the other. The slapped friend wrote "Today my best friend slapped me" in the sand. Later, the same friend was drowning in quicksand but was saved by the other friend. In gratitude, he wrote "Today my best friend saved my life" on a stone. He explained to his friend that hurts are written in sand to be erased by forgiveness, but good deeds are carved in stone to never be forgotten.
The document is a profile page on 500px.com for the photographer Dewan. It contains over 60 photos taken by Dewan showcasing his photography work, along with his name, location in Bangladesh, and profile information. The photos depict a variety of subjects including landscapes, portraits, and architectural shots taken in Bangladesh and other locations around the world.
This short document discusses a boy described as beautiful, whose condition causes others to cry. It encourages sharing the post to show compassion, as even with challenges the boy can smile, suggesting others can find joy too.
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