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Studio Habits of Mind
The studio habits of mind are the eight different skill sets that the arts teach.
• Develop Craft• Engage and
Persist• Envision• Express• Observe
• Reflect • Stretch and
Explore• Understand the
Art World
Develop CraftLearning to use art tools, materials and concepts.
Developing Craft Is:- Learning to use tools and materials- Learning new techniques - Improving skills - Maintaining the Studio- Creating a Portfolio- Learning About Studio Practice
Engage & Persist
Engaging and persisting is:- Learning to embrace problems- Developing focus regardless of
the task.- Seeing projects through to the
end- Correcting or incorporating
mistakes
Committing and Following Through
Envision Planning beyond seeing and learning to mentally envision what cannot be directly observed. Imagine what the next step would be.
Envisioning is:- Planning- Generating Ideas- Sketching
- Designing- Imagining- Picturing Alternative
Solutions
Express Finding personal visions and learning to convey an idea, feeling, or personal meaning.
Expressing is:- Conveying a Feeling or Mood- Telling a Story- Giving an opinion- Commenting on an issue
Observe Seeing beyond the ordinary and learning to look at things more closely.
Observing is:- Looking closely- Comparing and Contrasting- Noticing Details
REFLECT Thinking Metacognitively. Thinking and talking with others about your work. Evaluating your own work, as well as, the work of others.
Reflecting Is:- Critique- Asking Questions- Explaining- Asking “What if?” questions
Stretch & Explore Learning to go beyond the familiar or obvious and reach beyond what you think is possible. Learning to playfully explore and embrace mistakes along the way.
Stretching and Exploring is:- Experimenting- Trying new things- Trial and Error- Working outside your comfort zone- Trying something different or new- Embracing new possibilities- Seeing what would happen if
Understanding the Art WorldLearning about art history and how to interact as an artist with other artists and communities.
Understanding the art world is:- Learning about art history- Learning about contemporary art- Working with other artists - Sharing ideas and resources- Learning about and going to museums
or galleries
Engage & PersistSentence Starters• What helped me stay focused was…• The hardest part was…• When I had difficulty, the way I solved the problem was…
Follow a task through to completion.
Be able to learn from others.
Envision
Be able to generate alternatives, consider other options.
Sentence Starters
• First, I pictured…
• I imagined that if I…
• My plan for the project unfolded like this…
Develop CraftSentence Starters
• I improved my technique of…• I showed great care with…•My works look polished and well crafted because…
Express
Sentence Starters• One thing that is unique about my work is…• This work is an expression of my feelings because…
Observe
Gather data through all senses: taste, touch, smell, hearing, and sight.
Sentence Starters•The detail that captured my imagination was...•I never noticed before that…•I practiced the ability to observe closely by…
Reflect
Sentence Starters• As I reflect on my work, I think…• What I think makes this a strong piece is…•What I would do differently next time is…
Stretch & ExploreSentence Starters
• I tried something that I had never done before when I…• The unexpected thing that happened in this work was…• My mistake helped me to…
Synonym Art & Poetry
Understanding the Art W
orld
Sentence Starters• I was influenced by studying the art of…• My classmates on this project helped me realize that…• I collaborated effectively with others when I…
Remake of a Diego Rivera Mural