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Jessica Hoffmann Davis

Jessica Hoffmann Davis

Jessica Hoffmann Davis is a writer, teacher, and researcher with an abiding interest in children and art. At Harvard’s Graduate School of Education, Dr. Davis was the Bauman and Bryant Senior Lecturer, the founder and first director of the Arts in Education Program, and a principal investigator at Project Zero. Her research has been arts related, focusing on children’s cognition and development as well as learning in and beyond school walls. Widely published in academic journals, Davis’s recent books include Framing the Arts as Education: The Octopus Has a Good Day (2005) and Why Our Schools Need the Arts (2008). Her website is http://www.jessicahoffmanndavis.com.

Books by Jessica Hoffmann Davis
Framing Education as Art 9780807745779
Ordinary Gifted Children 9780807750964
Why Our High Schools Need the Arts 9780807752869
Why Our Schools Need the Arts 9780807748343
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