This document summarizes a study that examined children's intentions and meanings in art making. The study used ethnographic methods like observations and interviews in an elementary school art room over one year. The study found that while past research viewed children's art as spontaneous and unintentional, children can articulate intentions for their art making. A socio-cultural perspective revealed that children engage in "personal projects" through art that connect them to culture and make life meaningful. The study aimed to understand art making from the children's perspectives and experiences to gain insight into why and how art is meaningful for them.
Exploring art in early childhood educationMiraAlmirys
This document discusses art education in early childhood. It outlines three major approaches to teaching art: progressive, discipline-based, and contemporary. The progressive approach focuses on artistic expression and development. Discipline-based art education treats art as an academic subject. Contemporary approaches link art to culture and society. The document also notes that while art is important in early childhood, teacher training programs often lack formal art education, leaving teachers unprepared to teach art. It concludes by providing suggestions to better support early childhood teachers in art based on a self-study of experiences in early years classrooms.
This document summarizes a study that explored how pre-primary (ages 5-6) children responded to contemporary art exhibits in a museum setting. The study examined the role of the children's previous artistic experiences and how the art museum visit impacted the children's responses to artworks and their own artmaking in the classroom. 32 children from Cyprus were interviewed and observed before and after a visit to an art museum. The findings suggested that with appropriate educational approaches, art museum visits can be an important part of early childhood education by allowing children to explore artworks and materials in depth.
Importance of creative arts in early childhood classroomsawhite025727
This document discusses the importance of creative arts in early childhood classrooms. It notes that art supports free play, exploration, and experimentation for young children. Art also helps children practice a wide range of skills. The document outlines developmental benefits of art such as engaging children through multi-sensory learning and developing muscle control. It recommends that teachers provide a variety of art materials and sit with children to interact and help them during art activities.
Using Visual Arts in Early Childhood ProgrammingALATechSource
This document provides guidance for using visual arts in early childhood programming. It discusses the benefits of art for young children, including developing motor skills, cognitive abilities, and social-emotional skills. Four art projects are described in detail with supply lists, instructions, video demonstrations, and book connections. The projects allow for open-ended creative expression and include silly face paintings, crumpled flower collages, twirling sculptures, and action painting. Resources for further planning arts activities for toddlers and preschoolers are also provided.
The document summarizes an exhibition created by a Kindergarten class about family history. The students explored artifacts from the past and present to understand how things have changed over time. They created "treasure boxes" to imagine artifacts of the future. Various teachers took on roles like set design, costumes, music, and documentation to create immersive experiences connecting the past, present and future. The exhibition allowed students to share their understanding of family history.
The document discusses how the arts provide important benefits for students in schools. It argues that the arts give students confidence and a place where they feel they belong. It also suggests that the arts help develop important skills like problem solving, critical thinking, and self-expression. Without arts programs, students would be less engaged in school and more likely to drop out. The arts foster collaboration, empower students, and introduce cultural history.
The document summarizes an art activity where K2 students learned watercolor techniques by recreating paintings by Marion Bolognesi that depict expressions. The atelierista introduced Bolognesi's work and demonstrated techniques like the dripping effect. Students experimented with creating sad faces using dripping tears, though some struggled with placement of features. Teachers provided additional support and scaffolding. The activity generated discussions around depicting expressions and techniques, though using easels and smaller groups was debated. Overall, both children and teachers engaged in theory-making around the artistic process.
The Bank Street Approach to education was founded in 1916 by Lucy and Harriet Mitchell and is based on the progressive educational philosophy of John Dewey. It focuses on the whole child, with an emphasis on a child's mental, social, emotional, and physical growth. Students are active learners who gain knowledge through hands-on experiences and exploration, rather than direct instruction. The teacher serves as a guide who allows students to learn at their own pace through activities like building, art, and field trips.
Exploring art in early childhood educationMiraAlmirys
This document discusses art education in early childhood. It outlines three major approaches to teaching art: progressive, discipline-based, and contemporary. The progressive approach focuses on artistic expression and development. Discipline-based art education treats art as an academic subject. Contemporary approaches link art to culture and society. The document also notes that while art is important in early childhood, teacher training programs often lack formal art education, leaving teachers unprepared to teach art. It concludes by providing suggestions to better support early childhood teachers in art based on a self-study of experiences in early years classrooms.
This document summarizes a study that explored how pre-primary (ages 5-6) children responded to contemporary art exhibits in a museum setting. The study examined the role of the children's previous artistic experiences and how the art museum visit impacted the children's responses to artworks and their own artmaking in the classroom. 32 children from Cyprus were interviewed and observed before and after a visit to an art museum. The findings suggested that with appropriate educational approaches, art museum visits can be an important part of early childhood education by allowing children to explore artworks and materials in depth.
Importance of creative arts in early childhood classroomsawhite025727
This document discusses the importance of creative arts in early childhood classrooms. It notes that art supports free play, exploration, and experimentation for young children. Art also helps children practice a wide range of skills. The document outlines developmental benefits of art such as engaging children through multi-sensory learning and developing muscle control. It recommends that teachers provide a variety of art materials and sit with children to interact and help them during art activities.
Using Visual Arts in Early Childhood ProgrammingALATechSource
This document provides guidance for using visual arts in early childhood programming. It discusses the benefits of art for young children, including developing motor skills, cognitive abilities, and social-emotional skills. Four art projects are described in detail with supply lists, instructions, video demonstrations, and book connections. The projects allow for open-ended creative expression and include silly face paintings, crumpled flower collages, twirling sculptures, and action painting. Resources for further planning arts activities for toddlers and preschoolers are also provided.
The document summarizes an exhibition created by a Kindergarten class about family history. The students explored artifacts from the past and present to understand how things have changed over time. They created "treasure boxes" to imagine artifacts of the future. Various teachers took on roles like set design, costumes, music, and documentation to create immersive experiences connecting the past, present and future. The exhibition allowed students to share their understanding of family history.
The document discusses how the arts provide important benefits for students in schools. It argues that the arts give students confidence and a place where they feel they belong. It also suggests that the arts help develop important skills like problem solving, critical thinking, and self-expression. Without arts programs, students would be less engaged in school and more likely to drop out. The arts foster collaboration, empower students, and introduce cultural history.
The document summarizes an art activity where K2 students learned watercolor techniques by recreating paintings by Marion Bolognesi that depict expressions. The atelierista introduced Bolognesi's work and demonstrated techniques like the dripping effect. Students experimented with creating sad faces using dripping tears, though some struggled with placement of features. Teachers provided additional support and scaffolding. The activity generated discussions around depicting expressions and techniques, though using easels and smaller groups was debated. Overall, both children and teachers engaged in theory-making around the artistic process.
The Bank Street Approach to education was founded in 1916 by Lucy and Harriet Mitchell and is based on the progressive educational philosophy of John Dewey. It focuses on the whole child, with an emphasis on a child's mental, social, emotional, and physical growth. Students are active learners who gain knowledge through hands-on experiences and exploration, rather than direct instruction. The teacher serves as a guide who allows students to learn at their own pace through activities like building, art, and field trips.
This document outlines the goals of an art education curriculum, which are to facilitate personal fulfillment through art, understanding the artistic heritage, and understanding art's role in society. It discusses how developing children's ability to create and respond to art can enrich their lives. It also emphasizes exposing children to great works of art and teaching them how experts analyze and interpret art. The goals are for children to learn how to generate their own ideas for art and appreciate art from different cultures.
This document discusses the importance of art education at the elementary level. It defines art education as including both visual and performing arts. Visual arts involve creating physical art objects using mediums like painting, sculpture, and design. Performing arts are experienced through dance, theatre, music, and puppetry. The document outlines several benefits of art education for children's development, such as personal growth, cognitive stimulation, and improved academic performance. It also describes the wide scope and career opportunities associated with art education, such as careers in teaching, commercial art, film, architecture, and more. Overall, the document advocates for the inclusion of art education at the elementary level to support children's learning and development.
Early childhood art education a palimpsestMiraAlmirys
This document summarizes the history and debates around teaching art to young children. It discusses how some advocate for a hands-off approach where children freely explore materials, while others argue this still constitutes teaching through guidance and modeling. Over time, views have shifted from seeing art as natural self-expression to emphasizing social interaction and cognitive development. While new research promotes interactive art education, traditional views emphasizing non-interference from teachers still dominate practice in Australian early childhood settings.
The Importance of Keeping ART in Educationguest2818c9
The document contains 3 articles about how education can benefit from incorporating art. The first article outlines 8 ways art can enhance learning, such as how form and content interact and the importance of imagination. The second discusses broadening the art teacher's role and embedding art across the curriculum. The third shows how using art improved students' comprehension, reasoning, and performance beyond expectations. The conclusion argues art should be integrated creatively school-wide, not removed from classrooms.
Through collaboration between a K-12 fine arts supervisor, blind artist, and university art educator in Alabama, partnerships have been formed between school systems, universities, artists, museums, and businesses. This has resulted in sponsorships, grants, and professional development opportunities that have strengthened art education programs. The presenters' passion for education and arts has helped connect communities and provide inspiration for future teachers.
- Melissa Vashe and Julia Marshall developed an experimental art program called "Mining, Bridging, and Making" to help middle school students strengthen higher-level thinking skills. The program involved carefully analyzing objects, finding relationships between them, and creating a new work of art based on those connections. An example project combined ideas from a sneaker, elephant figurine, and necklace into a lamp. The program aimed to help students better conceptualize ideas and apply creative processes. Observations found it helped most students develop these conceptual skills.
We Don't Need No Education: Using Music-driven Instructional Activities OnlinePatrick Lowenthal
This document discusses using music to enhance online instruction. It outlines several benefits of incorporating music, such as improving social presence and student engagement. Specific music-driven activities are proposed, like having students create a soundtrack for a topic or developing a concept-specific playlist. The document suggests that music appeals to students and can help promote interaction with course content by involving them in creative activities that apply the material to musical products.
The document summarizes the editing process for a music video over the course of several days. Key points include:
- Removing unflattering shots and those that were out of focus based on feedback.
- Strengthening the chorus by changing the order of shots between the first and second choruses.
- Figuring out how to add a widescreen effect either through a preset filter or manually cropping and positioning slugs.
- Facing issues with long rendering times in the editing software slowing down progress.
- Making last-minute decisions to leave out certain experimental shots due to time constraints and wanting additional opinions.
India will face South Africa in the finals of the WT20 cricket tournament tomorrow, with the question remaining if India can win to regain pride in the competition. The document previews the upcoming finals match between India and South Africa in the WT20 cricket tournament.
This document discusses how education can help transform lives and achieve better outcomes. It presents a story of three friends over 15 years to illustrate this point. Without education, one friend remained in the same position, while the friends who pursued more education were promoted and earned higher salaries. The document encourages students to continue learning and receiving a quality education to achieve a better life. It highlights videos of motivated children discussing their dreams and efforts to realize their dreams through education, which has helped transform their lives. The document promotes striving for quality education and then helping others who lack access to it, to change the world together.
This document provides an overview of English verb tenses, including:
- The simple present, past, and future tenses and their uses to talk about facts, habits, completed past actions, and future actions.
- The present, past, and future progressive/continuous tenses and their uses to talk about ongoing or in-progress actions.
- The present, past, and future perfect tenses and their uses to talk about unspecified time frames, repetition, completed prior actions, and future completed actions.
- The present, past, and future perfect progressive/continuous tenses and their uses to emphasize the duration of ongoing actions over a period of time.
This document summarizes the Euro zone crisis. It establishes that the Euro zone is an economic and monetary union of 17 European countries that have adopted the euro as their currency. Problems arose as many governments ran budget deficits and lacked central fiscal control. The 2008 global financial crisis severely impacted smaller Euro zone countries like Greece, Portugal, Italy and Spain, known as the PIIGS, giving them too much debt to repay. Key factors that led to the crisis included violations of EU rules, banking sector problems, rising interest rates and huge debt levels. The crisis impacted investors, economies, unemployment and global growth. Present situations still see struggles in the most affected PIIGS countries to reduce debt and unemployment.
This document outlines the goals of an art education curriculum, which are to facilitate personal fulfillment through art, understanding the artistic heritage, and understanding art's role in society. It discusses how developing children's ability to create and respond to art can enrich their lives. It also emphasizes exposing children to great works of art and teaching them how experts analyze and interpret art. The goals are for children to learn how to generate their own ideas for art and appreciate art from different cultures.
This document discusses the importance of art education at the elementary level. It defines art education as including both visual and performing arts. Visual arts involve creating physical art objects using mediums like painting, sculpture, and design. Performing arts are experienced through dance, theatre, music, and puppetry. The document outlines several benefits of art education for children's development, such as personal growth, cognitive stimulation, and improved academic performance. It also describes the wide scope and career opportunities associated with art education, such as careers in teaching, commercial art, film, architecture, and more. Overall, the document advocates for the inclusion of art education at the elementary level to support children's learning and development.
Early childhood art education a palimpsestMiraAlmirys
This document summarizes the history and debates around teaching art to young children. It discusses how some advocate for a hands-off approach where children freely explore materials, while others argue this still constitutes teaching through guidance and modeling. Over time, views have shifted from seeing art as natural self-expression to emphasizing social interaction and cognitive development. While new research promotes interactive art education, traditional views emphasizing non-interference from teachers still dominate practice in Australian early childhood settings.
The Importance of Keeping ART in Educationguest2818c9
The document contains 3 articles about how education can benefit from incorporating art. The first article outlines 8 ways art can enhance learning, such as how form and content interact and the importance of imagination. The second discusses broadening the art teacher's role and embedding art across the curriculum. The third shows how using art improved students' comprehension, reasoning, and performance beyond expectations. The conclusion argues art should be integrated creatively school-wide, not removed from classrooms.
Through collaboration between a K-12 fine arts supervisor, blind artist, and university art educator in Alabama, partnerships have been formed between school systems, universities, artists, museums, and businesses. This has resulted in sponsorships, grants, and professional development opportunities that have strengthened art education programs. The presenters' passion for education and arts has helped connect communities and provide inspiration for future teachers.
- Melissa Vashe and Julia Marshall developed an experimental art program called "Mining, Bridging, and Making" to help middle school students strengthen higher-level thinking skills. The program involved carefully analyzing objects, finding relationships between them, and creating a new work of art based on those connections. An example project combined ideas from a sneaker, elephant figurine, and necklace into a lamp. The program aimed to help students better conceptualize ideas and apply creative processes. Observations found it helped most students develop these conceptual skills.
We Don't Need No Education: Using Music-driven Instructional Activities OnlinePatrick Lowenthal
This document discusses using music to enhance online instruction. It outlines several benefits of incorporating music, such as improving social presence and student engagement. Specific music-driven activities are proposed, like having students create a soundtrack for a topic or developing a concept-specific playlist. The document suggests that music appeals to students and can help promote interaction with course content by involving them in creative activities that apply the material to musical products.
The document summarizes the editing process for a music video over the course of several days. Key points include:
- Removing unflattering shots and those that were out of focus based on feedback.
- Strengthening the chorus by changing the order of shots between the first and second choruses.
- Figuring out how to add a widescreen effect either through a preset filter or manually cropping and positioning slugs.
- Facing issues with long rendering times in the editing software slowing down progress.
- Making last-minute decisions to leave out certain experimental shots due to time constraints and wanting additional opinions.
India will face South Africa in the finals of the WT20 cricket tournament tomorrow, with the question remaining if India can win to regain pride in the competition. The document previews the upcoming finals match between India and South Africa in the WT20 cricket tournament.
This document discusses how education can help transform lives and achieve better outcomes. It presents a story of three friends over 15 years to illustrate this point. Without education, one friend remained in the same position, while the friends who pursued more education were promoted and earned higher salaries. The document encourages students to continue learning and receiving a quality education to achieve a better life. It highlights videos of motivated children discussing their dreams and efforts to realize their dreams through education, which has helped transform their lives. The document promotes striving for quality education and then helping others who lack access to it, to change the world together.
This document provides an overview of English verb tenses, including:
- The simple present, past, and future tenses and their uses to talk about facts, habits, completed past actions, and future actions.
- The present, past, and future progressive/continuous tenses and their uses to talk about ongoing or in-progress actions.
- The present, past, and future perfect tenses and their uses to talk about unspecified time frames, repetition, completed prior actions, and future completed actions.
- The present, past, and future perfect progressive/continuous tenses and their uses to emphasize the duration of ongoing actions over a period of time.
This document summarizes the Euro zone crisis. It establishes that the Euro zone is an economic and monetary union of 17 European countries that have adopted the euro as their currency. Problems arose as many governments ran budget deficits and lacked central fiscal control. The 2008 global financial crisis severely impacted smaller Euro zone countries like Greece, Portugal, Italy and Spain, known as the PIIGS, giving them too much debt to repay. Key factors that led to the crisis included violations of EU rules, banking sector problems, rising interest rates and huge debt levels. The crisis impacted investors, economies, unemployment and global growth. Present situations still see struggles in the most affected PIIGS countries to reduce debt and unemployment.
This chapter discusses the power of verbal and nonverbal communication in the workplace. It emphasizes developing self-awareness of communication styles and monitoring assumptions to promote equity. Both verbal and nonverbal communication carry meanings and can influence perceptions of power, credibility and inclusion. The chapter provides guidance on making conscious choices in communication to support others, build rapport, and avoid harassment.
The document discusses various visual effects that were applied to text in a title sequence, including box blur, echo effect, fast blur, and changes in opacity. The box blur and fast blur effects were used throughout the sequence for continuity. The echo effect added a "bubble" look and brighter white color. Changing the fast blur value and opacity level alongside the effects helped the text appear minimally blurred at times and clearly in focus at others, mirroring the protagonist realizing their mental illness. Applying multiple effects rather than just one created a bigger difference in the title appearance.
The development of self through art a case for early art education.Maryam Solehah
Through early art education, children can better understand themselves and what they are capable of. Children's drawings reveal their mental structures and thought processes. Art plays a vital role in children's development by enhancing perception, aesthetics, and creativity. The goal is to produce individuals who are cultured with artistic skills, creative, innovative, and have high self-esteem.
Connections to the world ; visual art in urban schools Ahmad Faizul
1) The document discusses the importance of visual art education in urban schools. It argues that visual art helps students develop both sides of their brain, find joy in learning, and connect personally with the world.
2) It provides examples of how visual art education has been successfully implemented in some urban schools, such as a project where hearing impaired students created a model of Boston out of cardboard boxes.
3) The document also discusses observations of an alternative high school where student teachers implemented a project-based visual art unit on social issues. This helped students develop literacy skills while expressing themselves through art.
1. Art is subjective and difficult to define, as each person has their own perspective and interpretation of beauty. Producing art requires both talent and ability, with talent being innate and ability being learned.
2. This study focuses on visual arts like painting, sculpture, and photography. Learning visual arts from a young age can help children develop skills like creativity, critical thinking, and appreciation for beauty.
3. The study aims to allow children freedom in art creation without restrictions from adults, while also nurturing an appreciation for art. This can help children's cognitive and physical development as well as confidence and social skills.
- Children's art making is meaningful as it allows them to generate ideas and express themselves based on their observations and imagination. While adults often view children's art as meaningless, the study found children can explain the meaning and story behind their drawings.
- The study examined art programs at an elementary school, interviewing students nominated by teachers as being interested in art. It aimed to understand art from the perspective of children and their experiences.
- The author concluded children should be given opportunities and encouragement for art making as it can help develop their ideas and connect to their culture in meaningful ways. Adults should avoid criticism and help guide children to improve over time rather than dismiss their artwork.
This document provides an analysis of how children's art education is influenced by concepts from the fine art institution and the National Curriculum in the UK. It first reviews basic concepts in fine art, such as the evolving role of the artist over time. It then examines how children's artwork fits within the context of these concepts, noting debates around whether children can produce art. It also looks at examples of exhibitions featuring children's art. Finally, it analyzes how the National Curriculum, the major influence on children's art education, incorporates or does not incorporate concepts from the fine art institution in its approach.
Visual Arts Education - its important role in Shaping Personality by Theodora...Theodora Chandrinou
Visual Arts Education - its important role in Shaping Personality by Theodora Chandrinou. Paper presented in the International Conference "Ethics and Aesthetics in personality development - Education and self- shaping through art" , 6th edition, GH. Zane Institute, Iasi, Romania - coordinator Phd Marinela Rusu / 15 of May 2015. In the events Hall an Art exhibition, with the pupils' creations took place, under my (Theodora Chandrinou) coordination and it was part of my paper presentation. The creations of my pupils were part of the Greek National and eTwinning International educational projects. A creative dialogue followed among the scientific comminity members.
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Visual Arts Education - its important role in Shaping Personality, άρθρο που παρουσίασα (Θεοδώρα Χανδρινού) στις 15 Μαΐου 2015 στο Διεθνές Συνέδριο: "Ethics and Aesthetics in personality development - Education and self- shaping through art" , 6th edition, GH. Zane Institute, Iasi, Romania - υπό την επιμέλεια της Phd Marinela Rusu. Παράλληλα, στο χώρο εκδηλώσεων έλαβε χώρα και Έκθεση Εικαστικών της οποίας είχα την επιμέλεια. Ως μέρος του υλικού που παρουσίασα στην επιστημονική κοινότητα ήταν τα έργα Εικαστικής δημιουργίας των μαθητών μου, τα οποία υλοποιήθηκαν στο πλαίσιο Εκπαιδευτικών προγραμμάτων Ελληνικών και eTwinning. Ακολούθησε δημιουργικός διάλογος με τα μέλη της επιστημονικής κοινότητας.
This document discusses the intersections of visual culture and visual pedagogy. It argues that visual signs and artifacts from all cultures can be used in art education to teach students about different cultures and ways of making meaning. The proliferation of images through new media has created global cultures that affect local cultures. A visual culture approach studies fine art, crafts, design, and other objects to understand the beliefs and ideas of cultural groups. This facilitates critical thinking skills in students and helps them understand how cultures are organized. The document concludes that a visual culture pedagogy focused on student-driven visual research of meaningful signs and artifacts prepares students for the postmodern world.
The document discusses key assumptions and related experiences in education in a democracy. It outlines 6 assumptions: 1) people have infinite value, 2) people need and have capacity for freedom of choice, 3) people have equal rights to develop their potential, 4) people have the capacity for self-government, 5) people have the capacity to work with others as equals, and 6) people are able to use reason. For each assumption, it provides a related experience focusing on using art activities to foster these democratic values and skills in children.
Friedrich Froebel, the founder of kindergarten, believed that art is important for young children's development. He felt art activities encourage children's full development by allowing them to express themselves and develop skills. The document discusses how art stimulates cognitive, social, and motor development in young kids. It promotes skills like problem-solving, cooperation, and fine motor control. The article recommends including open-ended art activities in early education classrooms to support child-centered, creative learning. Teachers should display and involve families in appreciating the children's artwork.
Teaching visual arts putting theory into practiceLina In
This document summarizes the key theories underpinning early childhood visual arts education and argues for a shift towards current socio-cultural theories. It discusses how theories have evolved from a child-centered approach emphasizing free expression to a socio-anthropological approach teaching visual culture. The author describes undertaking professional development and realizing their practice did not align with socio-cultural constructivist principles. They advocate for professional development to shift teachers' pedagogy and ensure practices are culturally relevant.
The importance of art viewing experiences in early childhood visual artsekinrashid
The document discusses strategies used by a master art teacher to engage preschool students in art viewing experiences at a museum. The teacher utilized games, questioning, storytelling, and technical discussions to introduce students to artworks in the galleries. These strategies helped students focus their viewing and supported rich conversations about the art. The art viewing experiences informed subsequent art making activities, providing a holistic approach to visual arts education for young children.
The importance of art viewing experiences in early childhood visual arts the...Ahmad Faizul
The document discusses strategies used by a master art teacher to engage preschool students in art viewing experiences at a museum. The teacher utilized games, questioning, storytelling, and technical discussions to introduce students to artworks in the galleries. These strategies helped students focus their viewing and supported rich conversations about the art. The art viewing experiences informed subsequent art making activities, providing a holistic approach to visual arts education for young children.
The Importance of Art Viewing Experiences in Early Childhood Visual Artsekinrashid
The document discusses strategies used by a master art teacher to engage preschool students in art viewing experiences at a museum. The teacher utilized games, questioning, storytelling, and technical discussions to introduce students to artworks in the galleries. These strategies helped students focus their viewing and supported rich conversations about the art. The art viewing experiences informed subsequent art making activities, providing a holistic approach to visual arts education for young children.
The teacher implemented an educational outing to expose students to city life and facilitate learning about the key differences and similarities between rural and urban living. Students engaged in hands-on activities tailored to different multiple intelligences like role playing, drawing, music, and discussing work roles. The outing was highly successful in sparking the students' curiosity, engagement, and motivation to learn about village versus city life through experiential activities.
1. The document discusses common traits of artistically literate individuals, including using various art forms to communicate ideas, developing skills in at least one art form, finding meaning through art, and supporting their communities' arts.
2. It addresses issues in teaching creativity, such as schools stigmatizing mistakes and prioritizing academics over arts. Sir Ken Robinson challenges educators to give equal weight to all subjects and stimulate curiosity.
3. The document proposes four essential components for a creative curriculum: imagination, active meaning making, intentional holistic teaching, and educators as co-players. It emphasizes supporting play, choice, understanding students, and creative processes.
This document discusses encouraging creativity in students and proposes a community project called the Youth Art Expressions Project (YAEP). YAEP exhibits student artwork in a mall to encourage creative solutions to community problems related to substance abuse and violence. The goals are to engage youth in civic dialogue and action through artistic visualizations of solutions, and link schools, universities, and community groups to support youth development into creative, civic-minded citizens. The project uses the public space of the mall as a forum for social issues and community identity building.
Arts-Based Educational Research In The Early YearsClaire Webber
The document summarizes arts-based educational research (ABER) as a method for conducting research with young children. It discusses how ABER allows children to express themselves through visual and audio modes instead of relying solely on oral or written language. The document provides examples of how ABER has been used effectively in projects with young children. It argues that ABER gives children more agency in the research process by allowing their ideas and perspectives to be represented in multiple ways beyond language.
This document discusses the importance and benefits of visual arts education. It summarizes 10 key lessons that the arts teach children, including developing judgment, problem-solving skills, and embracing multiple perspectives. It argues that a strong arts education teaches valuable skills like creativity that are important for students' development and future careers. The document advocates for ensuring all students have access to quality visual arts instruction and provides suggestions for how community members can support arts education.
The document summarizes several theories of art development in early childhood education, including psychoanalytic theory, perceptual theory, and perceptual delineation theory. Psychoanalytic theory proposes that children's art reflects their emotions and can be interpreted to give insight into their personality. Perceptual theory suggests that children draw what they see by translating 3D objects into 2D drawings. Perceptual delineation theory argues that multiple factors influence children's drawings, including their psychological environment, information processing abilities, and skill with art materials.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
International FDP on Fundamentals of Research in Social Sciences
at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdfTechSoup
"Learn about all the ways Walmart supports nonprofit organizations.
You will hear from Liz Willett, the Head of Nonprofits, and hear about what Walmart is doing to help nonprofits, including Walmart Business and Spark Good. Walmart Business+ is a new offer for nonprofits that offers discounts and also streamlines nonprofits order and expense tracking, saving time and money.
The webinar may also give some examples on how nonprofits can best leverage Walmart Business+.
The event will cover the following::
Walmart Business + (https://business.walmart.com/plus) is a new shopping experience for nonprofits, schools, and local business customers that connects an exclusive online shopping experience to stores. Benefits include free delivery and shipping, a 'Spend Analytics” feature, special discounts, deals and tax-exempt shopping.
Special TechSoup offer for a free 180 days membership, and up to $150 in discounts on eligible orders.
Spark Good (walmart.com/sparkgood) is a charitable platform that enables nonprofits to receive donations directly from customers and associates.
Answers about how you can do more with Walmart!"
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
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This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
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