Abstract
This essay explores how the concept of wild patience informs our practice of teaching and learning in classrooms and in teacher education; how it crafts imaginative spaces in curriculum design, implementation, and evaluation policy and process; and how it can reassure our dreams and hopes for aesthetic education in this generation and in those to come.
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