WorksheetsAE400 Midterm
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
A set of similar actions or thoughts used repeatedly in response to the environment.
Intuition
Schemas
Ego
Operational Stage
Stages of Cognitive Development by Piaget
Formal Operational
Pre-Operational
Schema
Sensorimotor
Concrete Operational
Jean Piaget focused on
Psychological Stages
Theory of Moral Development
Cognitive Theory
Theory of Multiple Intellegences
Had adults provide tasks for children, which led to his theory of cognitive development. This led to understanding how kids and adults think and learn.
Dow
Maslow
Kohlberg
Montessori
Piaget
"Howie G." Gardner developed
Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Pyramid of Hierachy
Cognitive Theory
Cooperative Learning
Theory of Multiple Identities
Which on is not a Multiple Intelligence
Interpersonal
Spatial/ Visual
Kinesthetic/ Bodily
Scientific
Linguistic
Understanding yourself, what you feel and what you want (Gardner)
Interpersonal
Existential
Logical/ Mathematical
Intra-Personal
Tackling questions, why we live and why we die (Gardner)
Existential
Interpersonal
Intra-personal
Kinesthetic/ Bodily
Logical/ Mathematical
What is an essential question?
What colors did you use to paint the sky?
How much cotton did you use to make the clouds?
In what ways can you combine multiple mediums?
When was the right time to apply the cotton clouds?
Which one is not an essential question?
What is an image?
How do images influence our view of the world?
What influences make art?
Can you apply influence into your artwork?
Essential questions must be...
Answered with evidence
Provocative and debatable
Be revisited over and over
Simplified and justifiable
Open-ended
Which one is not a Phase of Exhibition (Chp 4)
Safety Phase
Public Phase
Aftermath Phase
Planning Phase
Installation Phase
Which parts are in the installation phase? (Chp 4)
Creating Signage andLabels
Preparing the space
Setting up lighting
Designing the space
Maintaining the Exhibition is part of which phase? (Chp. 4)
Installation Phase
Planning Phase
Public Phase
Aftermath Phase
Recreating work from preexisting images from other sources and modifies and/or incorporates those images with new ones.
Appropriation
Juxtaposition
Layering
Hybridity
2 things seen or placed close together with contrasting effect.
Layering
Recontextualization
Representin'
Juxtaposition
Process that extracts text, signs or meaning from its original context in order to introduce it into another context.
Gazing
Hybridity
Interaction of text and image
Recontextualization
Define Representin'
Blending of new or unusual materials with traditional mediums.
To provide an original work of art that proceeds to be impersonal.
Reconstructing a destructed artwork into an original piece of work representing yourself.
One's artistic voice within one's own personal history and culture of origin.
"When talking about the act of looking, it is important to consider who is being looked at and who is doing the looking" (Olin, 1996).
Recontextualized
Gazing
Representin'
Juxtaposition
Select the Contemporary term in art.
Hybridity
Deconstruction
Recontextualization
Juxtaposition
Appropiration
