The Play School
The Play School
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As the children play with drawing materials, with plasticine, with blocks and toys, with words, with dramatics, the emotions are freed and in a primitive way art is produced. The emo- tional processes in the children's play are identical with the processes we call art in adult life, and which, with an acquired technique, give us art production. It is what the modern school of artists in their simplified methods of expression try to realize.
The Play School provides a supply of drawing materials... for the 13 Digitized by Google free use of the children, limited only when they show a desire to waste them. Their desire to draw is not restricted. They are not criticised in their drawings, but stimulated. They are encouraged to represent bits of experience rather than isolated objects. The common practice of giving children objects to draw does not lead them on or stimulate their imagination. A brand new isolated object means no more to a child than it does to a grown person. He will pass it by just as a grown person does unless he can apply it or unless it is bound up in a compre- hensive conception.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the children play with drawing materials, with plasticine, with blocks and toys, with words, with dramatics, the emotions are freed and in a primitive way art is produced. The emo- tional processes in the children's play are identical with the processes we call art in adult life, and which, with an acquired technique, give us art production. It is what the modern school of artists in their simplified methods of expression try to realize.
The Play School provides a supply of drawing materials... for the 13 Digitized by Google free use of the children, limited only when they show a desire to waste them. Their desire to draw is not restricted. They are not criticised in their drawings, but stimulated. They are encouraged to represent bits of experience rather than isolated objects. The common practice of giving children objects to draw does not lead them on or stimulate their imagination. A brand new isolated object means no more to a child than it does to a grown person. He will pass it by just as a grown person does unless he can apply it or unless it is bound up in a compre- hensive conception.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pratt, Caroline, B. 1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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