How is the Global Art Programme different from other drawing courses?
Do you teach ‘short cuts’ on how to draw?
What is the impact of the programme on the students?
What is the aim of the Global Art Programme?
   
How is the Global Art Programme different from other drawing courses?
 
The programme has a well-defined and structured syllabus and conforms to international teaching standards. The programme helps to enhance their mental development, broaden the scope of imagination and exploration of latent creative talent. The evaluation parameters are: drawing, colouring and creativity. Each child’s creation is unique after every class- she/he learns to create not copy. We do not encourage or teach our students to learn art by copying from a given sample but we focus on guiding our students to be creative through our syllabus that gradually instils visualization, comprehension and experimentation with the subjects, background, colours and overall composition of their completed art work.
   
Do you teach ‘short cuts’ on how to draw?
 
No. We do not teach any shortcuts on how to draw figures like animals, flowers etc. since we believe that all children are naturally creative. They just need to be guided along in a proactive manner. The teachers facilitate the learning process.
   
What is the impact of the programme on the students?
 
There is a marked transformation in the students:
- an enhanced level of creativity- “the ability to think”
- higher levels of confidence and smartness
- good self expression
- an enlarged spectrum of thought
- an enjoyable and useful hobby in the future.
   
What is the aim of the Global Art Programme?
 
The programme aims to create an awareness of the importance of learning art in nurturing the intellectual potential of our students, which in turn develops imagination and promotes a more sensitive response towards the natural as well as man made world.
 


 
 

 

 
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