With the advances of Fourth Industrial Revolution, we are faced with an increasingly unpredictable and uncertain reality. The ability to flexibly adapt to any new situation and solve problems comes from the creativity of viewing problems from divers...
With the advances of Fourth Industrial Revolution, we are faced with an increasingly unpredictable and uncertain reality. The ability to flexibly adapt to any new situation and solve problems comes from the creativity of viewing problems from diverse perspectives. Therefore, it is time to explore new educational approaches that encourage students to question and come up with answer by themselves, and it is time to bring educational innovation to classrooms, which requires creativity. Against this backdrop, this study suggests a case of developing and implementing an art class program to enhance creativity for the future society. Furthermore, the study aims to investigate methods for fostering students' autonomy and creativity, while cultivating confidence in generating creative ideas, and exploring ways to increase interest in art education. The research process is as follows:
First, in the introduction, the study discusses the necessity and objectives of the research, and presents the direction, methodology, and analysis of the subject.
Second, the study investigates the theoretical background, concepts, and characteristics of Forced Relationships and Dépaysement techniques, and examines the effects and significance of enhancing creativity.
Third, based on the previous investigation and textbooks, the study proposes teaching guidelines for enhancing creativity and increasing interest in art education.
Fourth, through carrying out the classes, the study derives the results of the research and concludes with suggestions for improving and supplementing the lessons.
The class for generating ideas for the study was composed of one session, and the expected effects through the program are as follows:
First, understand the concepts and characteristics of Forced Relationships and Dépaysement techniques.
Second, enhance students’ skills to express the subjects through the production of idea sketches, using Forced Relationships and Dépaysement techniques.
Third, develop an attitude of thinking outside of the box beyond fixed preconceptions and cultivate inter-disciplinary thinking that can be applied not only in art class but also in various fields.
Finally, this paper provided an opportunity to seek for ways to alleviate the burden of creative activities for students, enhance interest and confidence in art education, and ultimately foster versatile talents required for the future society.