Question 6 During my volunteer work at Cornerstone Ranch and Rescue, I learned that physics could be applied to any aspect of everyday life. This has helped me solidify my understanding of physics and eager to learn more. The realization of how physics is everywhere has sparked my interest to want to learn more physics in order to get a better understanding of how and why the world works the way it does. The property owner related many concepts of horseback riding and ranch work with physics-related ideas so that I could relate them to a science-based mindset.…
I was striving for an unattainable goal because I didn’t work towards any form of progression. On the other hand, being an instrumentalist has taught me the importance of daily goals, a good work ethic, and dedication. With that in mind, I am becoming more aware that music is not just the notes on an staff but also the zipping of a jacket and even the tumbling on a trampoline floor. I believe that my five year old self would be proud of who I am becoming because I have already completed my personal goals instead of lacking improvement in the shadows of someone…
When it comes to being a creative individual and art. For me I would say is the characters and worlds they live in. I love stories and learning about them. I love learning about fictional worlds full of all kinds of characters and social systems that these characters have to live in ,but also inner act in, which is why I love animation, because it does all of that. The animated visual stories being told can make the most basic archetypes unique and colorful, for example the characters Yzma and The Mad Madam Mim.…
Art is a passion of mine. I love to create and bring ideas to life. Since I was a little girl, I have always wanted to do something amazing with my life, and I knew it would be something artistic. With the Bulk Scholarship, I hope to use the money to make my dreams a reality.…
My talent is creating, and my form of creating is writing. Writing is a thing I've been doing since I was in the seventh grade. I started writing then because of a troublesome past, both my mother and my father had left my two other siblings and I all alone, leaving us with our uncle. It was very hard for me to adjust, I was fatigued and emotionally hurt, I turned to writing. My love for writing grew into a bigger part of my life when I kept dream journals.…
“Cristina Batista, Artist Statement” Photo 1 – Creativity Photography is the way that I can express myself. This photography I called “Creativity” and I used a Nikon D90 with 50mm lenses. When I staged the color pencils and the notebook, I was thinking that even though I do not have de talent for drawing, I still have creativity to create an artist photography to inspire people with my work. Photo 2 – Inspiration…
Creativity may emerge from the individual mind, but it is inspired and harnessed through our dynamic relationships with…
Everyones has a creative side but, I express my creative side through music. By music I mean like songs and dancing. I am creative usually when I’m interested in it or I randomly sometimes find myself doing other creative things. For example I do problem solving like word search etc . Usually when I do something I like solving problems by problems I mean like word searches you can call it critical questions/thinking.…
Though I may have many characteristics, creative is one word I would use to describe myself. Some of the things that make me creative are my hobbies, crafts, music, and my bucket list. I am creative in how I spend my time. Some of the things I do include reading, running, playing the piano, and more. I love being creative while doing my hobbies, like sewing.…
Everyone has a special talent or ability, my talent is drawing. I wasn’t born an artist or particularly skilled at all, but I knew from a young age that talents are what set us apart from others and make us unique. In elementary and through middle school, I was encouraged by my teachers and parents to find my talent or interest. However, nothing genuinely interested me and I didn’t consider myself talented. Though I hadn’t found my talent ,by the start of middle school, if not earlier, the people close to me had found their talents or interests and they began to pursue it.…
HSC 03: Creative Activities in Health and Social Care D1: Give examples of Creative Activities: • Social: Drama • Emotional: Story Telling • Cognitive: Puzzles, Art • Physical: Dancing, Running, Walking, Yoga • Development: Quiz • Group: Playing chess, Card games • Individual: Cooking, D2: Describe the purpose of Creative Activities: Creative activities provide opportunities to develop personal strengths, sense of control and purpose to connect to others in a meaningful type of way, such as being imaginative and artistic which explores the individual’s thoughts and emotions in just a piece of art. Being creative can motivate and stimulate minds and release stress and is very therapeutic if you concentrate. C1: Outline 2 pieces of legislation, policies, procedures or codes of practise in relation to planning and implementing creative activities: Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 prepares the responsibilities of everyone for maintaining their own and others’ health and safety at work. This allows employers to undertake, risk assessments, provide health and safety training, have reporting procedures for illness, injuries and incidents and on employees to attend health and…
I have always been more on the “imaginative” side. I like to draw and create things in my spare time. Additionally, I enjoy reading fiction, which is based solely on the imagination of others, and writing my own small works of fiction and poems. It’s not unusual for me as an adult to rely on creativity as a form of problem solving when I am confronted with certain scenarios at work, school, or my personal life.…
Tattoos Are Art Imagine being a tattoo artist that put in hours of work into a design and then even more time tattooing that design for someone to say it’s not art? Infuriating right? Ink on your body to most older people is not considered art, but why?…
Psyc 4400: Cognitive Psychology Homework 2 Cognitive Psychology Related Topic: Gender Differences in Creativity Reference 1: Newman, S. D. (2015). Differences in cognitive ability and apparent sex differences in corpus callosum size. Psychological Research, doi: 10.1007/s00426-015-06883 Reference 2: Gong, G., He, Y., & Evans, A. C. (2011). Brain connectivity: gender makes a difference. The Neuroscientist, 17(5), 575-591.…
Current research into gender differences in creativity is inconclusive. The majority of research into creativity stems from Guilford’s (1950) work. Although it, marginally, infers a relationship between gender and creativity, there is evidence to the contrary, such as Goldsmith and Matherly (1998) and Henderson (2003). Creativity is the ability to exhibit creative behaviour to a noteworthy degree (Guilford, 1950). Guildford identified several key principles of creativity (fluency and flexibility).…