Sculpture requirements in Anatolia civilizations effects of level of students on application process
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In the visual arts course, there are many factors that affect the process of application of students and affect the form of a form. One of them is to investigate what kind of effects the students have on the application process in "Sculpture in Anatolian Civilizations". Especially in the application process, it is aimed to investigate; The selection of a topic related to "Sculpture in Anatolian Civilizations" will determine the effect of the students on the students' feelings and investigate the effect of the sculpture topic in Anatolian Civilizations within the course. Examination of the sculptures of Anatolian civilizations and the effect on the students; It has been the general aim of the research. It is thought that 8th grade students of sculpture in Anatolian civilizations will affect the cognitive, emotional and application processes positively. With this research, students will also have the opportunity to recognize the applications that can be evaluated within the sculpture within the historical bases of the countries. It is important for the cultural and historical contribution of the students to the experience of the process of sculpture in the Anatolian civilizations and the emergence of original practices.
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Nazif Gür
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Nazif Gür (Master Thesis). Sculpture requirements in Anatolia civilizations effects of level of students on application process, 2017, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University.
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