When teachers give children precut shapes or pre-drawn outlines for art projects, what is the likely outcome?
A. Children have a model of artistic development to strive for.
B. Children have the opportunity to exercise creative decision making.
C. Children feel inadequate.
D. Children develop better fine motor skills.
Answer (2)
The use of precut shapes in art projects may limit children's creativity and can lead to feelings of inadequacy. While there might be some development of fine motor skills, the overall impact tends to restrict artistic freedom. Encouraging children to create without such confines can lead to better creative opportunities. ;
The likely outcome of using precut shapes in art projects is that it can limit children's creativity and lead to feelings of inadequacy. While it might help develop fine motor skills, the restrictions outweigh the benefits. Therefore, fostering a creative environment is generally more productive for artistic development.
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