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Enjoy art as a means of creating and expressing themselves effectively.
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Explore processes that may be more valuable than the outcome of the
final product.
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Become creative problem solvers. Creativity often stems from
having to fix a major catastrophe in a work and finding unique solutions
leading to a different, but more exciting outcome.
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Learn to complete projects in a professional manner to the best of their
ability.
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Realize that there are no wrongs or rights in art, although there may be
better methods or techniques to help them “tell their story.”
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Learn the basic concepts of what makes a good work of art, while knowing
that those rules can be broken.
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Learn to evaluate and critique their work and the work of others in an
objective manner.
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Learn and utilize correct terminology when discussing a work of art.
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Feel free to explore unusual combinations of techniques, principles and
materials and to delve into uncharted territory fearlessly.
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Understand that another artist’s technique can be duplicated, but it is
unethical to use another artist’s concept.
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Think of art as a wonderful means of expressing the human mind and
spirit.