The children’s drawings
Investigation with regard to school maturity of human figure drawings of children whose 48 60 monthly
... preschool children and they stated what kind of activities that should be applied to children by determining of the maturity to ready for school based on the children's drawings and how they evaluate ...
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Living in the liminal space of dream and reality: children's drawings of the holocaust
... Both figures suggest that the artist, Hanus Perl, was aware that they were at the mercy of the Terezin situation. The imagined beach scene could have been added later to fill the page and to achieve some form of balance. ...
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Ask Them: Child Participation in the Development of Educational Services
... 113 children between four and seven years of age from five different schools in ...asked children to imagine their ideal school in guided conversations, drawings, and drawing ...
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Children’s Gendered Drawings of Play Behaviours
... or solitary activities such as solitary skipping (physical), or solitary drawing (non-physical) included in 44% (30/69) of the total drawings. The second most drawn activity was co-operative activities at 33% ...
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Student Science Teachers’ Ideas of the Digestive System
... and drawings (Prokop & Fančovičova, 2006) may be given as examples of these ...Using drawings to access students’ thinking has been a feature of educational ...through drawings (Rennie & ...
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Signs, symbols and schemas: Understanding meaning in a child’s drawings
... allows children to develop their imagination, emotional responses and personality in a creative ...which children draw signs to express their understanding and ideas in a visual-graphic formÕ (Hopperstad, ...
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The postcards approach: young children sharing drawings and stories about their environments
... research, drawings accompanied by stories were deemed suitable because young children do not always have the words to describe what they see, think or feel (Sorin ...
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Size and emotion or depth and emotion? Evidence, using Matryoshka (Russian) dolls, of children using physical depth as a proxy for emotional charge
... in drawings can be difficult, we further suggest that inconsistencies or reversals of the effect might reflect the dif- ficulties children experience with producing depth or pro- ximity cues in their ...
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Drawing the User Experience of Young Children
... of drawings in two different educational ...exercises children have to engage with while following the music created by an expert teacher singing or playing ...example, children were guided by the ...
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To teach and how to teach the Holocaust: that is the question
... Franklin (2011) calls for literature to set “an imaginative access to past events, together with new and different ways of understanding them that are unavailable to strictly factual forms of writing” (as cited in ...
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Young children show representational flexibility when interpreting drawings
... whether children needed to be reminded of the original label in Experiment ...only children who remembered the label, results were consistent with the whole sample analysis in showing flexibility in ...they ...
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Children draw more affiliative pictures following priming with third party ostracism
... children’s drawings, so they clearly made some sort of connection between the shapes and themselves, even if it was not an emotional ...after children said that the protagonist was feeling sad, they ...
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Delivery and evaluation of a pilot obesity prevention project for urban Appalachian children
... children’s drawings of what they packed in their lunches. Most drawings depicted at least 2 “junk or snack foods” such as chips or gummy ...some children had a ...of drawings was reviewed and ...
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The Study of the 5 6 Year old Children's Appreciation the Humour at Preschool Education
... works. Children can express these feelings symbolically or secretly, which shows that children’s mood can be understood through their drawings and their drawings can be used for this ...purpose. ...
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A study of the use of colour in seriously-ill, ill and healthy children's spontaneous drawings
... seriously-ill children and was reported (Lansky 1985,1987) to reliably differentiate seriously-ill children from their healthy siblings and a comparison group of well ...ill children, particularly ...
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Using children's drawings as data in child centred research
... The drawings were examined for the socio-economic status (SES) of the occupation (adapted from Kelly, 1989), the required educational level and whether or not it was a Vocational ...the drawings were coded ...
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Frogs in the Drain — Children’s Perceptions of the Tropical Landscape
... Surrounded by schlerophyl forest, this town is located is considered to have an ideal climate. Small in numbers, the two classes in the school were recruited for this research: a Preparatory to Year 3 class, and a Years ...
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Comparing the drawings of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder with normal children.
... Figure Drawings were found to be a time/cost- effective, sensitive and culturally appropriate means for measuring emotional well-being in Debiasie,s study ...
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The Use of Family Drawings by Children in Pediatric Practice
... many children between 4 and 6 years old, when a strong attachment to a parent (or other important adult) of the opposite sex often ...when children consolidate their own gender identity before taking on ...
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Children's spontaneous drawings : a normative study : an exploratory study of the drawings of children aged five to ten years
... The present study has found the frequency of occurrence of different aspects of form, colour and content in the drawings of Tasmanian children from five to ten years of age.. T.4ese freq[r] ...
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