Teaching curriculum design is centered around the three dimensions of affective attitudes and values, processes and methods, and knowledge and skills, which fit with the affective learning model composed of emotion, learning and cognition. This paper brings affective analysis into art curriculum design and proposes a learner affective model for teaching art courses driven by multiple teaching objectives. Through multi-objective optimization, we give an interactive decision-making method based on a hierarchical affective cognitive model to simulate learners’ affective decision-making under multi-objective-driven teaching. Analyze the teaching process of incorporating affective learning strategies in an art course, and examine the interrelationship between affective engagement and learners’ knowledge construction in three rounds of learning activities. To analyze the impact of affective learning strategies on students’ learning outcomes. The experimental group (affective learning strategy group) significantly outperformed the corresponding creativity abilities of students in the control group in the three components of surprise, originality and challenge after the teaching of the art course, and the affective learning strategy succeeded in stimulating students’ creativity. The combination of affective learning model and curriculum design can enhance the effectiveness of art education.
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