Why we did artistic tests
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The document discusses why artistic tests are a good idea before assigning roles to people. An artistic test was done that revealed everyone's strengths and weaknesses, which helped decide who would be best for different roles. Doing an artistic test allowed them to learn everyone's talents so they could avoid putting people in the wrong roles.
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Sathma Nugera invites teachers and students to a presentation by the level one Creative and Media students on March 27th at 3:30pm in music room B106. Last year, the Creative and Media students revamped the music practice rooms by creating inspirational murals. They would like to share the results of this project and the process through a brief presentation, with refreshments provided. Teachers and students interested in attending should speak to Miss Saroya.
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Sathma Nugera invites teachers and students to a presentation by the level one Creative and Media students on March 27th at 3:30pm in music room B106. Last year, the Creative and Media students revamped the music practice rooms by creating inspirational murals. They would like to share the results of this project and the process through a brief presentation, with refreshments provided. Teachers and students interested in attending should speak to Miss Saroya.
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Sathma Nugera invites teachers and students to a presentation by the level one Creative and Media students on March 27th at 3:30pm in music room B106. Last year, the Creative and Media students revamped the music practice rooms by creating inspirational murals. They would like to share the results of this project and the process through a brief presentation, with refreshments provided. Teachers and students interested in attending should speak to Miss Saroya.
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Why we did artistic tests
- 1. <br /> Why we did artistic tests?<br /> I think it was a really good idea to do an artistic test because it was really useful and really clever idea because after we did the artistic test we find out that who can do the best in different a roles and what our weak and stronger points. Because we did a artistic test it was really for us to decide who’s doing what because we get to know each every ones talent by doing this so I think to do a artistic tests before choosing anyone for the wrong role is a good thing. <br />Sathma Nugera<br />