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Both the "studio-oriented perspective" (in Feeney and Moravcik's A Thing of Beauty) and the use of "authenticating the experience" (in Danko-McGhee's Nurturing Aesthetic Awareness in Young Children) involve introducing young children to fine art engaging children in the artmaking process making personal preferences in the art making process developing aesthetic enhancement of the classroom environment

          Both the "studio-oriented perspective" (in Feeney and Moravcik's A Thing of Beauty) and the use of "authenticating the
experience" (in Danko-McGhee's Nurturing Aesthetic Awareness in Young Children) involve
introducing young children to fine art
engaging children in the artmaking process
making personal preferences in the art making process
developing aesthetic enhancement of the classroom environment

Both the "studio-oriented perspective" (in Feeney and Moravcik's A Thing of Beauty) and the use of "authenticating the
experience" (in Danko-McGhee's Nurturing Aesthetic Awareness in Young Children) involve
introducing young children to fine art
engaging children in the artmaking process
making personal preferences in the art making process
developing aesthetic enhancement of the classroom environment

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