2018
DOI: 10.31299/hrri.54.1.11
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“Connect through colour, get closer through pictures”- art therapy in the protection and improvement of mental health of children and young people with developmental difficulties

Abstract: U ovom radu prikazuje se korištenje art-terapije u svrhu očuvanja i unapređenja mentalnog zdravlja djece i mladih s teškoćama. Stigmatizacija s kojom se često susreću narušava njihovo mentalno zdravlje dok uspješna socijalna integracija djeluje kao zaštitni faktor u očuvanju i unapređenju mentalnog zdravlja. S tim ciljem proveden je projekt “Poveži se bojom, približi se slikom” u kojem su sudjelovala djeca i mladi s teškoćama, kao i njihovi vršnjaci tipičnog razvoja. U sklopu projekta provedeno je istraživanje… Show more

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“…Contemporary visual art education in primary schools involve a specific teaching and learning process in which theoretical and practical work are interwoven (Tacol and Šupšakova, 2019). The acquired knowledge and understanding of visual art concepts is directly tested when students express themselves in a concrete practical task based on their own thinking and experiences, so the test is a reflection of their skills and previous experiences (Tacol, 1999;Parać et al, 2018). Affec-tive development includes the development of the student's emotional, social, moral, and aesthetic dimensions (Tacol, 1999).…”
Section: Visual Art Classesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Contemporary visual art education in primary schools involve a specific teaching and learning process in which theoretical and practical work are interwoven (Tacol and Šupšakova, 2019). The acquired knowledge and understanding of visual art concepts is directly tested when students express themselves in a concrete practical task based on their own thinking and experiences, so the test is a reflection of their skills and previous experiences (Tacol, 1999;Parać et al, 2018). Affec-tive development includes the development of the student's emotional, social, moral, and aesthetic dimensions (Tacol, 1999).…”
Section: Visual Art Classesmentioning
confidence: 99%