How will this information improve your communication to your peers when you critique their work? Refer to the articles in your response. Include at least two direct quotes from the article. Cite your references using APA in-text citations.
The Art of Design Critique and How to Respond Effectively to Design Criticism, provide me with the tools necessary to receive and deliver constructive criticism during design critiques. In light of the information acquired, the two authors drew analogies between medical dismay and the aid necessary to alleviate discomfort during ailing times.
For example, Cox references Mary Poppins (2011) "A spoon full of sugar lets the medicine go down." (The Art of Design Critique, para. 4)." This idea recognizes the uncomfortable position the receiver and the deliverer may experience during a critique session. At times I may be the criticism provider, in this instance, I should …show more content…
Questions create a path to growth and understanding. Provided that a critique is unclear, ask questions. Dig deeper and gain an understanding of the message.
Say thank you. A team of individuals that sits down, provides feedback, and thinks enough of a person to give them tools to help them grow, deserves a thank you. No matter what our thoughts regarding the motives for feedback, time and energy are expended to help the designer. With this in mind, a thank you lets the participants know they are valued.
In the final analysis, Cox titled his post adequately, "The Art of Design Critique". The denotation of art refers to producing works to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power. A critique is a craft that must be masterfully employed to be appreciated and used to enhance beauty. Realizing the above -mentioned tips will effectively prepare a team member for giving and receiving
The Art of Design Critique and How to Respond Effectively to Design Criticism, provide me with the tools necessary to receive and deliver constructive criticism during design critiques. In light of the information acquired, the two authors drew analogies between medical dismay and the aid necessary to alleviate discomfort during ailing times.
For example, Cox references Mary Poppins (2011) "A spoon full of sugar lets the medicine go down." (The Art of Design Critique, para. 4)." This idea recognizes the uncomfortable position the receiver and the deliverer may experience during a critique session. At times I may be the criticism provider, in this instance, I should …show more content…
Questions create a path to growth and understanding. Provided that a critique is unclear, ask questions. Dig deeper and gain an understanding of the message.
Say thank you. A team of individuals that sits down, provides feedback, and thinks enough of a person to give them tools to help them grow, deserves a thank you. No matter what our thoughts regarding the motives for feedback, time and energy are expended to help the designer. With this in mind, a thank you lets the participants know they are valued.
In the final analysis, Cox titled his post adequately, "The Art of Design Critique". The denotation of art refers to producing works to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power. A critique is a craft that must be masterfully employed to be appreciated and used to enhance beauty. Realizing the above -mentioned tips will effectively prepare a team member for giving and receiving