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— Oscar Wilde.
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Visual and Performing Arts in Education
Connect
Art is one of subject that being teach since primary school thus it is not something new to me. One of the topics that we have discuss is Multiple Intelligence. It is not the first time i have heard about it but during the class session i have i have learn more deeper in term of each points such musical, logical – mathematical, interpersonal and many more.
Extend
During my first art class at FISKL, i have learn something vital which is by following the effective process of performing art, every person can be an artist
Challenge
One of the outcomes that i have learn is every teacher can be a super teacher based on the right process of performing arts and interesting task and activities so that each students will fully participate and absorb in every single class.
This is my first art in art class at FISKL. First the lectures tell us to draw our own freestyle mickey mouse. Is it micky mouse or panda i have drawn just now? Hihi 🙂 Then the lectures come out with the step 2 which is we have to follow the process of drawing the mickey mouse. Then as a result i come out with the correct picture.
This is my summarize notes but i think not really summarize. 🙂
This is one of my favourite games. It is very helpful in iced breaking session. The lectures ask us to write on 5 notepad which is 3 correct and 2 false things about us. After finish we are shuffle so that we have to guess our partner characters and facts. So we have to eliminate 2 false then tell our friends out loud the 3 notepad that we have chosen. My friend Jessy only choose 1 thing true facts about me. Huhu. Is it me unpredictable. 🙂
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