Exam 11: Developmental Levels and Art

Mary fills her paper with circles. She is in the:

Another name for the pictorial stage is the schematic stage.

The gang stage of art development comes from the theories of Piaget.

A schema is simply an individual way of drawing.

Piaget and Kellogg's Analyzing Children's Art first drew attention to the successive stages of development in children's drawings.

There is no exact pattern of development for each age group.

Each stage in the development of art is:

Art in which symbols are used to represent something important to the child is called ____________.

Portfolios themselves show parents the story and planned learning behind each piece.

A schema is a:

The early stage of scribbling is random scribbling.

How a child holds the crayon is an indication of ___________.

Using the basic stages of child's art development, a teacher can plan specific activities for each age of child in the group.

A highly individual way of drawing that the child uses to organize and process his or her knowledge of the world is_________.

Lucy holds the crayon with her fist and often scribbles off the paper. She is in the:

In the gang stage of art development, children are beginning to become critical of their work.

One universal form seen most often in the later scribbling stage is____________ .

The purpose of keeping a portfolio is to reflect the child's progress in art.

Children in the basic forms stage are capable of using different tools in addition to crayons.

Generally, the first basic form drawn is the: