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Let the children choose what they like, then have them explain why they like
it- useing the terms of design principals like shape, color, texture, size,
perspective, etc. The ask them how they would improve it. But, don't ask
them to pick thier least favorite----- when the child has finished have
another child pick a different one- until all the woprks have been
discussed- oh, don't use the word favorite or like- but ask them would peice
is the strongest, etc.
Stäcy
>From: "Anna N." <anna>
>Reply-To: "ArtsEdNet Talk" <artsednet>
>To: "ArtsEdNet Talk" <artsednet>
>Subject: critiques for elementary
>Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 17:23:21
>
>hello All!
>
>I am looking for various critique processes/ideas for the elementary level
>(k-5). My classes are 40 minutes, but i feel closure is important. What
>has been successful (and fun) for you? For the little ones too!
>
>thank you for any input!
>anna N
>
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