Do Schools Kill Creativity? Installation Art

 

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Sir Kenneth Robinson – Do Schools Kill Creativity?

                                    https://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity

                                    Brainstorming: Developing Ideas about your own Creative Classroom


Question 1


Write a brief response about Robinson's talk on Discussion Board.

Discuss your response with the members of your group.

Shared with the rest of the class the ideas discussed in your group

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ACTIVITY
 
Installation Art
 
  • Gather found objects and readymades.
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  • Arrange them in a way that makes sense to you.
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  • Look at it and find the meaning of it.
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  • Write a short synopsis of what it means.
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  • Give it a title
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  • Take a picture or several pictures of your installation piece.
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  • Post your pictures, your title and your synopsis on Discussion Board.
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Students' Work 
 

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