Exam 9: The Complete Early Childhood Art Program

In comparing the components of a complete early childhood art program with those of Discipline-Based Arts Education (DBAE), the essential component missing from DBAE is:

Pointillism is considered to be an offshoot of:

Froebel's fascination with which of the following concepts greatly influenced the goals and curriculum of the kindergarten?

Match the artistic style with the appropriate children's activity. -Impressionism

Pointillism requires the artist to mix colors before applying small dots of paint to the canvas.

The term disadvantaged is sometimes used to describe children who have not yet reached the level of development typical of their same-age peers.

Specific dates and names are important in understanding and sequencing Western and non-Western art.

The arts are used to achieve a specific purpose in human development.

Nonobjective art can be described as:

Which of the following is not one of the capabilities set by the National Standards for Arts Education for students completing secondary school?

Which of the following artists belong to the Impressionist style?

Which of the artistic styles listed below is considered to be the source of all 20th-century abstract art?

Nonobjective art is an offshoot of:

Asking children to make a collage using geometric paper shapes would be an activity to accompany a lesson on:

Fauvism is an offshoot of:

Describe each of the four primary components of a complete early childhood art program and explain why each is important for young children.

Which of the following artists belongs to the naturalistic or realistic style?

Match each artist to his/her style of art. -Andy Warhol

There is ample evidence that the arts help students develop the attitudes, characteristics, and intellectual skills required to participate effectively in today's society.

According to the National Standards for the Arts, what is at the heart of art instruction for children in kindergarten through grade four?