Differences in Developmental Art of Deaf Children  and Hearing Children

Differences in Developmental Art of Deaf Children and Hearing Children

A discovery of important differences in the art of Deaf children when compared to the art of hearing children

LAP Lambert Academic Publishing ( 12.02.2010 )

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The developmental art of deaf children and hearing children between the ages of 7 and 9 years were compared. Deafness was defined as having a hearing loss of 70 decibels in at least one ear. Raters classified 24 drawings by deaf children and 29 drawings by hearing children according to a seven-item checklist based on Lowenfeld''s stages of artistic development. The mean score of the drawings of hearing children was significantly higher than the mean score of the drawings of deaf children. The study supported Lowenfeld''s idea of the schematic stage as normative for well-adjusted children aged 7 to 9 years. Results are discussed within the context of using culturally affirmative assessments to rate the drawings of deaf children.

Kitap detayları:

ISBN-13:

978-3-8383-4579-6

ISBN-10:

3838345797

EAN:

9783838345796

Kitabın dili:

English

Yazar:

Brian Berlinski

Sayfa sayısı:

104

Yayın tarihi:

12.02.2010

Kategori:

Sanat