Centre for Arts Research in Education
The NIE Centre for Arts Research in Education (CARE) is a research centre based in the Visual and Performing Arts Academic Group and it generates, collects and disseminates high-quality research which promotes education in and through the arts
through a strong collaborative network between the National Institute of Education, and like-minded individuals and organisations in the Asia-Pacific region. Its vision is to be a centre for excellence in arts research in education in Singapore
and in the region.
CARE Conversations
CARE Conversations introduces a brand-new series focusing on Singapore teachers, Teaching the Arts and Technology.
In this first episode, Paul Lincoln, Head of Visual and Performing Arts, National Institute of Education (NIE) Nanyang Technological University, Singapore explores the intersection of art and technology through the lens of an educator who is truly making a difference.
🎨 Khairyl Hashim: A Visionary in Art Education🎨
With two decades of experience in teaching Art, Khairyl Hashim has consistently pushed the boundaries of creative education. As the Art Coordinator at Montfort Secondary School for the past 13 years, Khairyl has recently introduced ALP Coding, blending technology and artistry to prepare students for the future.
Highlights
Partners
Care Core Team
Find out more about the members of the Centre for Arts Research in Education (CARE) core team.
Contact Us
NIE Centre for Arts Research in Education (CARE)
Block 03 03-51A, National Institute of Education
Nanyang Technological University
1 Nanyang Walk, Singapore 637616
Tel: (65) 67903531
Email: [email protected]