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sort of panic
That is so ass backwards. The ones doing poorly need the most direction because, clearly, they aren't getting it. I mean, what is someone who is getting it so wrong that it would be a "waste" of time to teach going to learn from what the teacher says to a top performer? If you struggle with long division, hearing how to calculate the limit of a function is only going to confuse you more.
The ones that are excelling are good enough that they can critique themselves or form a peer review group. They would be the ones most suited for limited guidance.
You can do this w/o explicitly ranking the students - select a small subset of sketches and run constructive critique (what they did well and how they could improve) on those to model crit - b/c the goal of critique is largely to teach students what they're supposed to be looking for - then break them up into groups to run peer critique & do a run down on their take aways.Not sure why some people think the art critique process is unfair or anything. I doubt they have time to go through every single one every single day, so the plan is probably to always review half.
Nah, he 100% messed up on purpose to show toyoda that even if you get the worst sketch, you won't get chewed up and embarassed by the teacher, easing up her insecurities, the problem is that she'll obviously catch up on that and feel guilty she's holding him back because of her insecurities.Let me guess. He was too nervous to get anything on the paper. So at best, there's some basic lines vaguley resembling the objects to be drawn.
Heavily doubt it. Their art instructor was double-taking at Inuyama's work in a prior chapter. He definitely noticed something was off.Nah, he 100% messed up on purpose to show toyoda that even if you get the worst sketch, you won't get chewed up and embarassed by the teacher, easing up her insecurities, the problem is that she'll obviously catch up on that and feel guilty she's holding him back because of her insecurities.