Monday, March 4, 2013

Second Draft - Visual Analysis


Pricilla Mosiello

Megan Keaton          

English 112

4 March 2013

                                                            Visual Analysis

            How schools kill creativity in rich and poor schools throughout society is my main focus for the topic. Now a day’s society is killing the schools ability to encourage future creativity for a student. How can schools prevent people from judging or learning about a certain person, of culture without getting to really know themselves?  Different schools in rich and poor communities have creativity pushed forward, and some not even at all. Depending on the school, and area that school is located can have a lot to do with the creativity level, coming from a student or teacher. If a student comes from a lower class school, then creativity levels are lower in schools for students to experience. If a student comes from a rich community, then the creativity levels will be pushed, therefore having high creativity levels within the schools.  Creativity is important for a student to have with in themselves as people in society. Without creativity school work just becomes, learning a new subject with a bunch of new words and numbers. Many people are categorized in one group to become what’s expected, then focusing on the desire of what’s in a person’s heart to do. Creativity makes learning brighter for students in schools.

            In my first picture relating to the creativity in schools there is a bunch of students in a poor setting classroom. The students have chalk boards in their hands. Some of the students are holding up the chalk boards, and some students don’t have chalk boards at all in their hands. The teacher is behind all her classmates of students. There is a white line hanging across the room, from one wall to another. The white line looks like a close line, with some of the students work hanging down over the students in the back. The walls are a very white setting, and have no artistic posters hanging up. The student’s desks are very old and high up. The desks fit two people at a time. In a normal school setting each student has their own desk to him or herself.  There is a big window in the classroom, which is currently open in the picture. The window has no screen, or no blinds. All of the students are in white shirts that match. The students have animal shaped figures drawn on the chalk boards. The teacher looks happy with a big smile on her face. There’s a calendar on the wall, and some other white paper with black lettering written across the paper hanging up behind students heads. Nothing much excited is hanging on the walls throughout this classroom. Nothing at all that spunks a student’s brain towards creativity is in this picture.

This picture is stating even without a lot of resources to have creativity filled across the room, the teacher and students still try their best. Even if poor setting schools can’t afford the white boards, and advanced technology they still try to have positive creativity among the class room.  The students don’t even have any textbooks, paper, or pencils in this picture, but still come together to learn. There is still a teacher to try to help advance students learning, and creativity in school even in a poor community. You need creativity among yourself, because in the end creativity is brought upon to people by finding their desires of what makes them happy. and unique. This picture shows there’s hope in a poor community setting school. Just because students are not updated in fashion, or the latest technology, the picture shows the students holding up the picture they drew from their individual creativity level from the brain.   Even if they don’t have textbooks with colors, pictures, and words in this picture the students still show creativity throughout themselves, with the projects hanging up in the classroom on paper.

In the second picture for how creativity is killed in schools would happen to be a regular classroom setting. In this picture the teacher is standing in front of the classroom writing her lesson on a small paper board. On each of the student’s desks there is a paper, and textbooks scattered everywhere. The students look engaged into learning, and one student has her hand raised to ask a question to the teacher. Each student is dressed in their own unique style that makes them complete. On the board it looks like an activity is going to take place or already took place. The classroom is filled with pictures all over the wall, pencils, paper and a white board. The teacher has the class room walls and white board filled with colorful themes for the students to have further creativity while in the classroom.  All the students in this picture have the same textbooks, so therefore their all learning the same subject.

In this picture the school setting is showing more than enough advanced technology, and a very high level of creativity.  All of the students are dressed nice and engaged into their learning. The teacher has a lot of colorful themes hanging up around the classroom further more pushing minds into a wonderful thinking of creativity.  Even if you have all the advance textbooks, paper, colorful makers, white board’s students are still losing sight of creativity because of teachers, and the programs we learn in school. Creativity needs to be substituted into the studies of learning in schools that are rich and poor. In schools no matter what setting society categories schools in, creativity is what needs to be forced into future studies so students don’t lose sight into desires, and dreams that make them happy, and complete from the help of creativity.


 

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