Art and cognitive development
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Children's artistic development is significantly impacted by drawing, block and clay constructions at an early age according to Gardner. Artistic production involves organized modes of behavior and developmental pathways. Social and cultural factors also influence children's artistic growth through exploratory, practice, and responsive art activities that use imagination and skills.
Art and cognitive development
- 1. Art and Cognitive Development " depiction of aspects of the world through drawings, constructions in blocks and clay and other iconic vehicles is a symbolic avenue of a great significance in early childhood", Howard Gardner (1991)
- 2. Artistic production as modality, one that is organized by modes of behavior. Illustrations of hypothetical pre-drawing developmental pathways or teleologies. Kinder and Darras (1997)
- 3. Social and Cultural Factors that Affect Artistic Development Five reasons of children's artistic development.
- 4. Planning and Organizing Art Activities for Children
- 5. Art Activities for Children Exploratory activities First phase of artistic development and carried on long after the child become adult. Practice activities Practice activities will give them confidence to experiment new ways of using their skills. Responsive activities It challenge the children to use their imagination and stretch their thought processes.