person and how they take in information. Every one of us are place in a few different categories, such as, visual, aural, verbal, physical, logical, social, and solitary. After taken two tests I was placed in three categories, aural, solitary, and visual learning style. I don’t agree with most of the information that was provided but I did a little insight on how we as individuals learn. A visual style of learning is based on images, colors, maps and communicating with others. Also, aural learning style
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Good Art Even though it might not seem like it, art is a very broad topic. When talking about art there are different categories. There is the art of literature, the art of music, the art of dance, the art of theater, and the art that we are most familiar with, such as drawings, paintings, and sculptures. If a person’s writing is good enough, then their work is published in a newspaper, as a book, or in a magazine. If a person makes good music then they can join an orchestra, join a band, or make
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Kirk Sta. Ana Humanities 2 Art requires hard work. Hard work, when used in a positive manner, produces something that is more than just a pretty piece, something that is worthy of being called a “work of art”. Ms. Liza’s “Mag-ina sa araw, tanghali, at gabi” is the set of works that really stood and caught my attention. According to her, the subject was a bul-ol she saw at an antique gallery. At first glance, it was just a common carving. But as you start staring at it, you’ll notice some really
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influenced by a visual image. A visual image is a mental image that we think is similar to a visual perception. It can change our moods and how we think about ourselves creating low self esteem or high self esteem. During a teenager’s life, we think we are judged by every little action we do or any decision we make. Some are affected more than this than others and this is due to society and the way they think things should be. We can be influenced and pressured by many visual sources such as
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Course title: Strategic Business presentation skills Course objectives: This course has been designed for individuals who will have significant management, leadership or consulting responsibilities in their career. The Strategic presentation typically include following type of presentations: 1. External Presentations- a. Sales presentations to Clients, Industry forum, Community presentations, Analyst presentation b. Proposals Executive summary preparation and presentation
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styles .VARK is arranged like a feedback form so that the users can ascertain and mark a outline of their choice. In this preferred style Fleming divide the learning method to’ four’ modalities, such as Visual, Aural, Read/write, and Kinesthetic. Fleming's idea discussing VARK study styles, visual learners continue to be familiar by whether they require a predisposition for accurate culture metaphors like cinemas and graphics. Aural knowledge matches to configuration and debate- speeches, interpretation
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What is Art? What is art? I feel that art begins from a person’s imagination and it’s up to the person to turn their imagination into visual art, for people to enjoy its natural beauty. Art is an object or thing such as a painting, photograph, building, film, play, drawing, bowl, song, etc… that catches our attention, making us stop in our tracks to admire it’s beauty and wonder about the artist. It makes me ask myself, how someone could come up with the idea to create such a beautiful piece of
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After reading this chapter, the basic reflexes present at birth are rooting, tendency to turn head toward things that touch its cheek, related to function of food intake; Sleeping, movement of legs when held upright with feet touching floor; prepares for independent locomotion; Swimming, tendency to paddle and kick when lying face down in water; related to function of avoiding danger; Moro, arms of infant thrust outward and then appear to grasp something; similar to primates’ protection from falling;
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AP History of Art; Dr. Schiller, April 15, 2011 Realism through and including first half of 20th century Art Note Packet Realism Paintings and Photography (mid 1800s): Define this art movement: Gardner plate 29-3 1. Artist: 2. Name: 3. Date: 4. Medium: 5. What period of art: 6. Was there a patron: 7. Subject of the work: 8. Describe its form, color, and composition:: 9. How does it reflect the period in which it was made:
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Expressionists , Wolf Dieter Dube, Thames & Hudson (London, 1972). Great Paintings that Changed the World (Prestel) Course description: This course is meant to lead the students to a personal appreciation of Art. It offers a survey of visual media (painting, sculpture, architecture)), past and present, with particular emphasis on Impressionism, Post impressionism and Expressionism and on the philosophical rift between classical (academic) art and modern art. Technique as well as theory
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