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Reflective writing can include/focus on:

• Issues/concepts of observing and illustrating as you perceive them; personal opinion and experience; or statements of belief – “I believe that this week's effort was especially well done because….”  

• How your thinking, opinions, and beliefs about advanced techniques are changing/may change through experience, as well as what factors are influencing those changes.

• What have you come to understand about art, and how did you come to know it?

• Problems, areas of ambiguity, and how you resolve problem(s.

• Observations about artists, art works, art techniques, the plant world….what you admire, what you dislike.

• Something you are learning, discovering, uncovering, and how you are learning it as an on-going process; what factors contributed to your successful learning? Unsuccessful learning?

Criteria for review:

• Reflective – not just descriptive!

• Submitted once each week in a timely manner, a page in length, at the least, with a developed idea.

• Evidence of analytical, thoughtful weighing of course concepts & their meanings.

• What have you learned from this experience?

Última modificación: jueves, 4 enero 2024, 4:08