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1. Do your entries reveal your personal strategies for thinking, learning and solving a problem? Explain.
2. Do your entries show research and study of a task or problem? Explain.
3. Do your entries show evidence of personal, social, cultural, ethnic, or religious influences to the task or problem?
Explain.
4. Do your entries show a progression of ideas? Explain.
5. What entry, in particular, represents a significant change in thinking or direction? Explain.
6. Where might your journal be weak in evidence of your work? Where is it deep or strong with evidence of your work?
7. Based on what you have presented in your journal, how have you grown as an artist (or writer or thinker)?
8. Based on your journal entries, how would you describe your general attitudes toward learning about and valuing art?
To answer this question think about your motivation to learn and when, and under what circumstances, your experienced anxiety,
pride and self- confidence.
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