I need help with these questions to make sure I am right.
If the art center is orderly and organized, children:
1.should be free to mess up the
materials and use them with abandon.
2.are inhibited because the materials
are too organized.
3. can find what they need and use
materials efficiently.
4. have difficulty finding basic
tools because the area is crowded
with so many possibilities.
Isn't number 3 the most appropriate
answer? they can find what they need
and use materials efficiently?
2. In a good art center, teachers
encourage children to:
1.engage in arts and craft activities
2.discover and process
3.work quickly
4.observe other children's artwork.
Wouldn't the correct answer be:
(2)discover and process?
Thank you for your help!!
yes, and yes.
Based on the information provided, it seems that you have correctly identified the most appropriate answers for both questions.
For the first question, the most appropriate answer is option 3: "Children can find what they need and use materials efficiently." This is because an orderly and organized art center provides a clear and accessible layout, allowing children to easily locate and use the materials they need for their artwork.
For the second question, the correct answer is indeed option 2: "Teachers encourage children to discover and process." A good art center aims to foster children's creativity, imagination, and individuality. Therefore, encouraging children to explore, discover, and process their ideas and emotions through art is a key aspect of an effective art program.
It's great to see that you have thought through the questions and arrived at the correct answers. Keep up the good work! If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to ask.