Art education - zugakyoiku (English spelling) art education

Japanese: 図画教育 - ずがきょういく（英語表記）art education

Education that cultivates a sense of form, creative expression, and aesthetic sensibility through the mastery of drawing techniques and the development of the ability to appreciate artwork. In primary education, there was the era of pencil drawing that began with the 1872 school system, the era of calligraphy based on the suggestions of Okakura Tenshin and Ernest Fenollosa, the era of "Shinjogacho" based on the research of the Ministry of Education's Art Education Research Committee, and during that time, there was the Taisho period's free drawing education movement, and after World War II, it was integrated with crafts to become Art and Crafts, and developed into a subject centered on a broader range of creative activities.

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Japanese:

絵や図を描く技法の習熟，作品鑑賞力の発展を通じて，造形感覚，創造的表現力，美的情操などを養う教育。初等教育では 1872年の学制に始る鉛筆画時代，岡倉天心，フェノロサの意見による毛筆画時代，文部省の図画教育調査委員会の調査に基づく「新定画帖」時代を経て，その間に，大正期の自由画教育運動を経験しながら第2次世界大戦後にいたり，工作と統合した図画工作となって，より広い造形活動を中心とする教科に発展してきた。

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