Cheng Kai Ming, Chair of Education at the University of Hong Kong and visiting professor at Harvard, suggests that the rapidly changing field of technology.

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Cheng Kai Ming, Chair of Education at the University of Hong Kong and visiting professor at Harvard, suggests that the rapidly changing field of technology is opening up new opportunities for re-conceptualizing education and the role of the arts in learning. New economies create new demands for innovation and creativity.

Appetizers …  Mobile phones CEO of Samsung: “ We are not producing telephones. We are producing fashion! ”

 G2000 Michael Tien: “When it works, It’s obsolete!” Appetizers …

 Design …

Small organizations:Small organizations:  total solutions to end-users Flat organizations:Flat organizations:  design & decisions at front-line Loose organizations:Loose organizations:  few procedures, rules, regulations Unstable structure:Unstable structure:  blurred division of labour ………… Post-industrial:

Ill-defined labour division:Ill-defined labour division:  temporary specialization Changing tasksChanging tasks  just-in-time learning Changing technologiesChanging technologies  continuous adaptation ………… Post-industrial:

Teamwork:Teamwork:  collaboration & integration CollaborationsCollaborations  ever-changing partners NetworksNetworks  unstable relations Post-industrial:

After all … Industrial  analytic,  analytic, regulated, structured, clear-cut, uniform, convergent, normative, neat, assertive and reducible to parameters Post-industrial  holistic,  holistic, flexible, loose, fuzzy, plural, divergent, liberal, complex, speculative and tolerant of multiplex concepts Rational-legalityCultural-humanity

 Human activities …

Human activities  Communications  Brainstorming  Presentation  Negotiation  Arbitration  Persuasion  Debates  Seminars  Forums  “Retreats”

What is winning and “convincing”? Then,only  Data, formula, science Now,also  Aesthetic presentation  Human stories

 Arts education …

Arts education … as I see it …  Design, creativity, innovations as pervasive economic activities  Communication as predominant human activity

Arts education … as I see it … also almost the only space in schools  that expects creativity  that encourages group work  that entails reflection and criticism  that fosters humanity

passion for life, confidence in human beings, optimism about human future appreciation, curiosity, admiration and protection of nature responsibility towards work, society, nation and the world care, understanding and consideration family and parenting self-confidence and self-reflection insistence of just, equity and principles aspiration for democracy, freedom and peace …… Basics of human developments

ability of scientific discovery and social investigations empathy with the rural and the deprived facing success and failure, ups and downs facing admiration and criticism leadership and membership of a community values more than money, fame, sex and status capacity about music, art, sports and leisure speaking the second and third languages self-management of time, finance and hygiene ….…. Basics of human developments

Education dimensions in China  Moral  Intellectual  Physical  Community  Aesthetics

 Arts teachers …

Role for arts teachers  Teaching the subject  Fostering aesthetics and humanity  Infrastructural coordination

Nurturing arts educators On theory, Question 1:  How could teachers be exposed to the literature about the nature of creativity and innovations, the processes of creativity and innovations, and the process of learning creativity and innovations?

Nurturing arts educators On theory, Question 2:  How could we construct a general and encompassing theory about arts in education, so that it is no longer a vertical dimension parallel to other subjects, but a foundation that should underpin all learning experiences in schools?

Nurturing arts educators On theory, Question 3:  In this respect, how would principals and teacher educators be given prior opportunities to understand the holistic nature of arts education?

Nurturing arts educators On coordination, Question 4:  Hence, how could arts educators be equipped with not only knowledge about the arts and arts education, but also the preparedness to induce arts elements in other parts of school lives?

Nurturing arts educators On coordination, Question 5:  How could they be equipped with the capacity to work with other people who have little knowledge of arts and arts education?

Nurturing arts educators On coordination, Question 6:  How could school lives be so organised that creativity, innovations and aesthetics become a general underlying theme in students’ learning experiences?

Nurturing arts educators On teacher learning, Question 7:  How could we create the learning experience for arts educators, so that they could understand arts education not only as a matter of producing art pieces, but a comprehensive experience typical of human beings working together?