An International Comparative Analysis: Examining Classroom Power Relations in Wyoming and Hong Kong
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Thursday 5 March 2026·6:00 pm
The session explores teacher–student power dynamics in art classrooms in two geographically distinct regions, Wyoming and Hong Kong. Attendees can reflect on their own pedagogical practices through the lens of other educators outside the U.S. education system. Such exchanges can foster creativity in teaching and broaden perspectives beyond national confines.
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