Strengthening Competence of Formal Visual Analysis through Quest-Themed Module: An Experimental Research
Keywords:
Quest-Themed Module, Action Research, Art Appreciation, Formal Visual AnalysisAbstract
The goal of Formal Visual Analysis is to justify how the formal visual elements of artwork modify the state of the object and ideal object. This research was conducted to investigate the effectiveness of using the quest-theme module to enhance the Formal Visual Analysis competence of junior high school students in Art. The Quest- Themed modules consist of critical elements of mastery learning and reliable teaching practices. There had been fewer researches based on Quest-Themed Modules to enriching the competence of Formal Visual Analysis level of the high- school learners in the Philippines. Independent sample t-test was used to identify the significant difference of the correlated variables. Findings showed that the effective treatment of the Quest-Themed Modules did raise the Formal Visual Analysis competence of the respondents.
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