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How to consider a child is talented in art?
Thu, 22 Oct 1998 23:35:03 -0400
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Dear art teachers:
When you evaluate your students=E2=80=99 art works, do you normally give =
the highest grade to those considered talented students?
what standards(or criteria) are you based on when consider a child is =
more talented in art than another?
I appreciate your advice!
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Dear art teachers:
When you evaluate your students’ art works, do you normally = give the=20 highest grade to those considered talented students?
what standards(or criteria) are you based on when consider a child is = more=20 talented in art than another?
I appreciate your advice!
Kevin
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