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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Children's Art"”.
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Integrating children's art and environmental education : exploring a nexus
… end, the study explores connections betweeen children's creative art and environmental education, in the context of the theme of biodiversity. The research contributes to understanding children's learning experiences that may arise from the integration of visual art and environmental education …
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Art and Literacy : A Study of Young Children's Art in the Development of Their Literacy
This study was designed to examine young children's art in the development of their literacy. Twenty children, involved in a literature-based art program, were observed and interviewed after the completion of various literacy episodes involving their art work. The children's art work was classified …
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A Japanese Art Form Koinobori, Hospitalized Children, and Hope: A Proposal
<p>The Pacific Art League of Palo Alto is seeking $1,890.00 from The David and Lucile Packard Foundation in support of a cross-cultural, community art program designed to promote hope and well-being in hospitalized children and their families. This pilot program will be developed and implemented …
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An exploration of children's drawing, talking and thinking
This study explores children's ways of conceptualisation through what children draw and what they say about their drawings. Drawings taken from 40 children between the ages of 5-10 form the main data of the study. Ten basic categories are drawn from a careful analysis of the drawings. The study …
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Envisioning the Mind: Children's Representations of Mental Processes
… created a two- or three-dimensional piece of art from materials such as matboard, construction and origami paper, glue, felt-tip pens, pipe cleaners, and plastic-coated wire. These visual responses have been photographed, described, and scored according to the number of materials used, the …
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Play Among the Ruins: David Jones, Meaning, and Play
In “Art in Relation to War,” David Jones makes a terse, but stimulating comment on art and the creative process: “An act of art is essentially a gratuitous act. [...] It is essentially ‘play.’” The aim of this dissertation is to examine Jones’s work in relation to the concept of playfulness. …