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    Working With Children And Their Drawings

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    Date
    2012-12
    Author
    Stolley, Rebecca
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    Abstract
    Understanding children?s drawings is a very complex task as it involves a lot of steps and practice. Also the relationship between the child and art therapist plays a roll into how accurate the understanding of the image is, this includes knowing body language along with creative expression. While doing my research I found some of the key points in starting to understand children?s drawings and how to know what we should look at while trying to interpret an image. I started my research at the developmental stages of creative expression and looked at different researchers that I found helpful that include: Malchiodi, Betensky, Rubin, and DiLeo. These theories include the use of color, line, shape and size of the images within the drawing.
    Subject
    expression
    color theory
    drawing
    children
    art therapy
    Educational Leadership
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/63796
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