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Comment on why visual arts experiences are significant to young children. 2-3 values, your views must be supported by literature







Comment on what you see as your role as the teacher in enabling engaging visual arts experiences for young children.



Your views must be supported by literature and explained through clear reference to short personal illustrative anecdotes (up to 4) each of which is written from one or more perspectives –learner/teacher/artist



Note how they are closely linked to the discussion and where possible the literature. To help explain your anecdotes photographs of artworks (child or adult), visual resources and visually rich environments maybe included and discussed.



Give an anecdote early in your writing so as to illustrate your discussion. Ensure your illustrative anecdotes describe with insight your arts experience/s, bringing them to life with your description and thoughtful commentary. Your illustrative anecdotes should be written using first person and prose.



It is expected that the essay will be clearly expressed with clear links made between points. ‘Topic’ or ‘analytic’ sentences are useful at the beginning of each section of the essay

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Answer To: Comment on why visual arts experiences are significant to young children. 2-3 values, your views...

Prapti answered on Apr 30 2021
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Running Head: Visual Arts and Children
Visual Arts and Children
Visual Arts and Children
Table of Contents
Introduction    2
Main Body    2
Conclusion    4
References    5
Introduction
    As p
er Zarobe & Bungay (2017), just as free play a child learns through exploration along with experimentation with visual art media. Visual arts has also been declared to be the distinct play area since by the engagement of with a variety of arts during the stages of early childhood it shall not just influence the achieving of the present outcomes of learning but also make sure than attitudes and behaviour which will be supporting future learning for toddlers, young children and infants.
Main Body
According to Brown et al. (2017), it has been thrown into relief that children benefit from visual arts and it helps them solve problems, fuel their creativity, enhances literacy, connection, understanding and gross and fine motor skills. Art often acts as a therapy for children and adults alike so being a teacher who engages children into expressing themselves through art in rudimentary forms such as arranging for a “sit-and-draw” competition it is imperative that it is actually a chance for children to express their emotions through the same.
Figure 1: Children being asked to draw as they wish
(Source: Hekupu.ac.nz, 2021)
As a teacher, I have seen that children from the age of 0-8 years continuously acquire, consolidate and refine their motor skills and functioning across many domains. I have also witnessed that the muscles being developed from the whole of the arm through the tips of the fingers can provide the children with the sort of strength that is required for manipulating equipment for mark-making (unboundvisualarts.org, 2021). It has also been observed that the strength that is developed along with the hand control and finger support is what helps children...
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