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Apply the lessons learned by organizational development leadership to personal growth and career planning.

Reflexive Artistic Expression cannot be evaluated judgementally by using deficit thinking. Art requires self-esteeming which requires well developed resilience.

The Catholic community of St. Joseph's Church, Capitola is the first parish in the Monterey, CA Diocese to hold an Appreciative Inquiry Organizational Summit.

Appreciative Inquiry is commonly used in the corporate world. St. Joseph's Catholic Community is the first church in the Monterey, CA Diocese to use this practice.

The theory of Design is based on composition. Composition is the underlying structure of Art. There are seven elements of design.

Students explore characters by drawing a realistic portrait. Once deconstructed and reconstructed it is fashioned into a composition called a critical emotional response.

The community of St. Joseph's Catholic Church held an Appreciative Inquiry Organizational Summit, the first in the Montery, CA Diocese to conduct this innovative program.

How can we cue students so that they experience creating a character quickly without frustration? Here is a recipe that is sure fire!

This is a fun inspiring project. For sculpture use plaster impregnated bandages and watch creative ideas flow.

Using small group process classes design comic strips with a variety of different endings. Students practice their Photoshop and Webdesign Skills.

Leadership Education has much to say to the Creative Arts. Faced with the daunting task of creating public expression, students develop faith in their authentic voice.

Making a simple bright, colourful and cheery comic strip or quip is quick and easy if you use the cut paper method.

Masks can be made in one lesson or as an evolving project. Plaster bandages are a good material to use as is papier-mâché and clay. Each is unique!

Drawing is a language. This is why it is called Visual Literacy. The process of drawing can be learned and taught in a similar way to any other language.

Adapt this Pre Christmas collage activity to suite the maturity of your Art Class. The complexity of the project will depend on the time and types of material available.

Tuck this concentrated activity away for a rainy day. Use it when kids have Cabin Fever. A fluid creative process assists students to make productive use of "down time."

Drawn simply these cat illustrations suggest intriguing feline stories. They don't tell the viewer what is happening in the picture. Students guess the ending.

Solving jigsaw puzzles develops inductive reasoning skills. By recognising patterns and visual clues, students learn to re-create order and reconstruct images.

Strategic planning often focuses on what needs to be fixed in the current plan. The Organic method works because it focuses on building the future on current successes.

An Experiential Creative Arts Therapist describes a Spiral Leitmotif. This leitmotif maps a Visioning Mural in process and its benefits.

The drama or art class inquire into the positive and negative symbolism of fire. Students create their own flaming prop and write a soliloquy to present to the class.

Take a simple clip art cartoon and have each member of the class slowly morph the character. The range of the variations will be delightful.