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DSA美术作品集培训课程帮助孩子直接升入理想中学

新加坡的直接入学美术计划(Direct School Admission)是新加坡教育部实施的一项计划,旨在允许学生通过艺术才能和兴趣来获得入学资格,而不仅仅是通过学术成绩。该计划旨在提供更多的机会,以便学生能够在各种领域,包括艺术、体育、领导能力等方面展示他们的特长和潜力。

新加坡DSA直接入学美术计划特点

  1. 提供多样化的入学路径:该计划允许学生以其在艺术领域的特长和兴趣作为申请学校的依据,而不是仅仅依靠学术成绩。这为有艺术天赋的学生提供了一种新的入学途径。
  1. 评估学生的艺术才能:学校通过学生提交的艺术作品集和面试等方式,评估学生的艺术才能、技能和潜力。这可以包括绘画、雕塑、摄影等各种形式的艺术作品。
  1. 综合考虑学生的综合素质:除了艺术才能,学校还会综合考虑学生的学术成绩、领导能力、个人品质等因素。这意味着学生需要在多个方面展示自己的能力和潜力。
  1. 提供更多的机会和多样性:通过直接入学美术计划,学生可以获得更多的机会和多样性,有助于他们发展自己的艺术兴趣和才能。

我们的学生创作的作品

新加坡DSA美术作品集(Direct School Admission Art Portfolio)是用于申请新加坡学校艺术课程或项目的重要材料之一。以下是准备这种作品集的一般步骤:

  1. 了解要求: 首先,仔细阅读所申请学校的要求和指南。每个学校可能有不同的要求,包括作品数量、格式、主题等。
  2. 选择作品:根据学校要求和自己的风格,选择并准备你认为最能代表你的技能和风格的作品。这些作品应该多样化,如素描、水彩、丙烯、综合媒介等,充分展示你的技术、创造力和独特性。
  3. 准备作品:将选定的作品准备成数字形式。如果作品是传统媒介的,需要拍摄,以便能够在数字形式中展示。确保拍摄质量,颜色准确。
  4. 组织作品集:设计一个清晰的作品集结构,确保作品之间的展示清晰
  5. 添加说明:为准备的作品提供简短的说明,以帮助观众理解你的作品。说明可以写出作品的创作灵感来源、作品创作过程。作品需要写上尺寸、媒介、创作时间等,作品的标题要明确。
  6. 提交作品集:根据学校的要求,通过指定的途径提交你的作品集。可能是通过在线申请系统、电子邮件等方式提交。然后跟进,确定提交完成。

进入DSA作品集的作品作品需要精心筛选

准备一份有竞争力的DSA美术绘画作品集,需要一年至两年的时间学习。如何孩子是初学者,更要多一些时间训练,从绘画基本功入手,打下扎实基础,然后进入创作阶段。课程内容包括:素描、水彩、丙烯、综合媒介绘画、雕塑、速写、创作

欢迎小朋友加入视觉艺术中心专业DSA美术作品集培训课程。如有任何询问,请联系我们,

电话:62550711 , 电邮:info@visualartscentre.sg 

地点

Visual Arts Centre Dhoby Ghaut Art Studio

视觉艺术中心 – Visual Arts Centre (Dhoby Ghaut Studio)

10 Penang Road, #01-02 Dhoby Ghaut Green
Singapore 238469

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麦波申画室 ( 麦波申地铁站  A出口, 2分钟步行到对面的 AZ@Paya Lebar Building)

140 Paya Lebar Road, #03-04 AZ@Paya Lebar Building, S(409015)

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