2026
1. Describe the purpose of summative assessments in the context of creative
arts education.
Summative assessments focus on individual skill development in the
arts.
Summative assessments evaluate overall student achievements and
learning outcomes at the end of a term.
Summative assessments are primarily used for peer evaluation among
students.
Summative assessments are used to provide ongoing feedback during
the learning process.
2. If a teacher wanted to incorporate 'Song of a Pick' into a lesson on cultural
sensitivity in the arts, what approach should they take to engage students
effectively?
Have students recreate the painting without any discussion of its
meaning.
Encourage students to analyze the painting's themes and discuss its
relevance to current social issues in South Africa.
Limit the discussion to the artist's biography and ignore the painting
itself.
Focus solely on the technical aspects of the painting without
discussing its context.
3. Formative assessment is
assessment of learning
, assessment for learning
a static image of what has been learned
measurement at a single point in time
4. What should parents do for a child with a learning disability?
Work with the school to create a support system for the child.
Allow the school to make all decisions on what is best to support the
student.
Require a prescribed number of hours of homework every weekend.
Consult with an advocate on what to ask of the school.
5. What are the three types of capitals identified in Bordley's theory?
Social, technological, and environmental capital
Cultural, social, and economic capital
Cultural, political, and intellectual capital
Human, financial, and natural capital
6. Why is it important for learners to warm up their vocal cords before singing a
song?
It allows for better rhythm understanding.
It enhances the ability to play instruments.
Warming up vocal cords prepares them for singing and helps
prevent strain.
It helps in memorizing the lyrics faster.
,7. The cello is a member of which musical family?
Brass
Woodwind
Percussion
Strings
8. If a group of students is struggling with vocal strain while singing, what
warm-up activity could you implement to help them?
Focusing solely on lyrics memorization.
Practicing dance routines.
Playing instruments for an hour.
Breathing exercises and gentle vocal warm-ups.
9. If a school implements John Dewey's principles in their art education
curriculum, what changes might be observed in students' learning
experiences?
Increased engagement and creativity in artistic expression.
Less emphasis on personal expression in art.
A focus solely on theoretical knowledge of art history.
Decreased interest in collaborative projects.
10. Describe the contributions of Rudolf Laban and Irmgard Bartenieff to the
field of dance education.
Their work was primarily concerned with the historical context of
dance rather than education.
They developed a system that only applies to professional dancers.
, Rudolf Laban and Irmgard Bartenieff contributed to the
development of movement analysis and educational dance
techniques that emphasize creativity and expression.
They focused solely on ballet techniques without considering
modern dance forms.
11. Describe how studying music contributes to the development of melodic
and rhythmic sounds in students.
Studying music focuses solely on vocal techniques without addressing
sound development.
Studying music helps students understand and create melodic and
rhythmic sounds through practice and exposure to various musical
forms.
Studying music only emphasizes the importance of harmony over
rhythm.
Studying music does not contribute to sound development at all.
12. What is one primary goal of drama in education?
To enhance students' creativity and self-expression.
To teach historical facts about theater.
To limit student participation in the arts.
To focus solely on performance skills.
13. If a teacher wants to incorporate African dance into a creative arts
curriculum, what approach should they take to ensure cultural sensitivity?
Use only popular music to accompany the dances.
Focus solely on the technical execution of the dance moves.