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In a message dated 01/15/2000 8:42:22 PM Central Standard Time,
Janjarreau writes:
<< I agree with this. See pages 66-68 of Children and Their Art by, Hurwitz
and
Day. Scribbling is pre-schematic and is the beginning of the manipulative
stage
(ages 2-5.) Also look up Elliot Eisner. It really is not mindless or hasty,
just a stage he must go through. >>
I agree that this is a stage--some kids are in it for a while, some go
through it quickly. But the way she described this child made it seem like
he was bored to death. He didn't seem to like drawing. So aside from
recognizing the stage he is in she has to get him excited about the act
itself.
-Lee
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