Passionate and talented Arts' students, who's passion is clearly demonstrated by their full participation in the curriculum.
Translation: Teachers are less concerned with natural talent, and more concerned with work ethic. To have an effective creative education, students need to be "coach-able." Therefore, teachers at LFAS are looking/marking for the following qualities:
1) Resilience
- Students who are able listen to feedback, and implement said feedback into their own practice
- Students who take their own initiative to overcome challenges
2) Creative Thinking ("Novelty Factor"/ Generating Ideas / Developing Ideas)
- Students who use their creative ideas as a form of self-expression
- Students who are able to generate new ideas
- Students who are able to develop a body of creative work
- Students who are willing to take risks with their thinking
3) Collaboration & Participation (Relational Learning / Collaborative Relations)
- Students who are engaged listeners
- Students who clarify and extend questions (translation: students who strive to understand and then take it to the next level)
- Students who contribute to plans
- Students who solve conflicts or challenges
- Students who share and connect ideas to others
- Students who give and receive constructive feedback
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