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An analysis of primary school children’s drawings based on Wilsons’ Seven Principles
art-educationchildrenconservationearly-childhoodearly-childhood-educationeducational-psychologyelementary-education-and-teaching
Issues about low perception and limited information on children’s drawings in Malaysia has led to the need of analysis of children’s drawings. This study studied and analyzed drawings of a group of Malaysian primary school children of six age groups based on Wilson and Wilson (2009) seven graphic pr
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