A methodological approach to the organization of the understanding of the decorative image by future specialists of decorative and applied arts
Journal: Scientific bulletin of South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University named after K. D. Ushynsky (Vol.144, No. 3)Publication Date: 2023-09-28
Authors : Bogaychuk Liudmyla Borisyuk Zinaida Kovalchuk Tetiana;
Page : 33-40
Keywords : methodological work; creative process; stylization; decorative image; decorative and applied arts; folk paintings of Ukraine; Samchykivsky painting; a would-be specialist; decorative and applied arts;
Abstract
The study highlights the methodological approach to organizing the creative process of future specialists in decorative and applied arts of a higher pedagogical educational institution under conditions of the modern education system of Ukraine. The purpose of the study was to present the content of special methodological work on how to organize the creative process aimed at forming students' understanding of the decorative image features. The problem is how to achieve a high result of creative tasks, students' works, along with the development of technologies for painting fabrics (batik), which together will help a future specialist to become a professional in the future. The methods of the study were: theoretical – the analysis of scientific sources on the problem related to the formation and determination of its formation signs in students; practical – the analysis of pedagogical experience – in order to highlight effective forms of work with students within the educational environment of a higher education institution, which contributes to the formation of students' understanding of the organization of the creative process. The professional literacy of the future specialist majoring in 023 "Fine Arts and Decorative Arts, Restoration" is based on his/her ability to build activities according to aesthetic laws (to understand contemporary fine and decorative arts, folk art); it consists of a system of special knowledge and skills. It is substantiated that folk art is our self-identification, we need to know the traditions of our people, modern fine arts; it is important to revive them in original modern forms, to promote the development of experimental trends, to work creatively with folk paintings in the process of teaching the disciplines of the course "Decorative and Applied Arts", to show how promising it is today. The article describes the methodological approach to the organization of the creative process in solving the thematic tasks within the academic course "Fundamentals of Fabric Painting". One of the ways to renew assignments of the academic disciplines "Fundamentals of Fabric Painting" and “Decorative and Applied Arts" has been presented. It is shown that on the basis of the conducted pedagogical experiment and its results, the creative activity of understanding and creating a decorative image as a holistic process that improves professional skill and competence is confirmed. We see the prospects of scientific research in the extension of the study of the necessary modern methodology which develops students' interest in various types of activities, including scientific, research-centred, artistic and creative, as well as in the increasingly extensive implementation of methodological findings in the process of studying Decorative and Applied Arts.
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