Week 3

Question 1

Questioning, seeing afresh, observing, comparing, imagining, discovering options, being open-minded, making associations, seeing possibilities finding a purpose, taking initiative.

Answer 1

Discovering

Question 2

Selecting, identifying relationships, organizing, visualizing, predicting, deliberating

Answer 2

Planning

Question 3

Taking action, applying knowledge, describing, testing ideas, inventing, combining, adapting, being flexible, refining, using materials, choosing materials, experimenting

Answer 3

Doing

Question 4

Who said this “THE RELATION TO THE WORLD IS A RELATION OF PRESENCE IN
THE WORLD, OF BEING IN THE WORLD, IN THE
SENSE OF BELONGING TO THE WORLD”.

Answer 4

Pierre Bourdieu

Question 5

We see and perceive not because we are looking at the world from the outside, as it were, but because we are part of everything within our gaze.

Answer 5

Tacit Seeing

Question 6

our background, tastes, tendencies, and dispositions as well as our physical aptitude and status.

Answer 6

Habitus

Question 7

It states that ‘past experiences of the viewer will influence what is perceived.’

Answer 7

Principle of Constancy

Question 8

In Seeing as Literacy, developing __________ in the various components of written language we learn the shapes, letter, we learn the look of words, we learn grammar and syntax and with these literacies (and discipline- specific training), we can write or read anything from abstract philosophy to shopping list

Answer 8

Sophisticated Literacies

Question 9

Arrested Image most often associated with the field of photography because photographs perfectly freeze time and motion in a way that no other art form really achieves.

Answer 9

Arresteing Reality

Question 10

What are all the processing skills

Answer 10

Discovering
Planning
Doing
Tacit Seeing
Seeing as Literacy
Arresting Reality

Question 11

It means eye-catching, or it is something you visualized and kept in your mind

Answer 11

Arresting