Exam 7: Aesthetics

The metaphor of "one hundred languages" is used to describe the:

Gardner and Winner (1976) identified three developmental stages in understanding art. Which of the following statements is characteristic of four- to seven-year-olds?

Stronger connections between the dendrites in a child's brain will result in:

The aesthetic attitude and process/experience result in:

When speaking to young children, it is most appropriate for the teacher to refer to himself or herself:

Which of the following would be a part of the aesthetic process/experience?

Children feel most comfortable in classrooms that appear cluttered to adults.

Early childhood teachers can best support young children's development of critical judgment in art by:

Children's naive opinions about art must be challenged if they are to continue to develop aesthetically.

The early childhood classroom should be:

Children's trade books can be used effectively to teach art appreciation skills.

An affective response may involve any of the following except:

Reggio Emilia schools are most closely associated with the work of which theorist?

A teacher's choice of clothing contributes to his/her role as an aesthetic model in the classroom.

When planning a field trip for young children, it is important for the teacher to make a pre-visit to the field trip site.

Picture book illustrations can be considered works of art.

List the three elements of aesthetics.

Adults are more aesthetically proficient than children.

In a Reggio Emilia school, an atelierista is:

Young children can competently use accepted art criteria for critiquing art.