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Critical encounters: How some Japanese students understand and adapt to the practice of critique in the U.S. design studio.
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Critical encounters: How some Japanese students understand and adapt to the practice of critique in the U.S. design studio./
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Thomas, Mariette L.
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172 p.
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Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 54-04.
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Masters Abstracts International54-04(E).
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International relations. -
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9781321660159
Critical encounters: How some Japanese students understand and adapt to the practice of critique in the U.S. design studio.
Thomas, Mariette L.
Critical encounters: How some Japanese students understand and adapt to the practice of critique in the U.S. design studio.
- 172 p.
Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 54-04.
Thesis (M.A.)--University of the Pacific, 2015.
Critique, or "crit," is a central feature of instruction in art and design programs. Critique is an event in which students present their work and receive feedback from faculty, visiting professionals, and their classmates. Critique can be formative or summative. In formative critiques, the instructor intervenes in the creative process, reviews drafts of work, and makes recommendations for revision. In summative crits, the instructor evaluates a finished product for a grade. The goal of a summative critique is to evaluate and rate the quality of student work. However, success is not necessarily determined by student work alone. Critique also requires mastery of a number of communication and cultural competencies.
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