2.2.2 Quiz: Critique 2

This activity violates OMA’s principle of not privileging intact cognition and fine motor skills because it may be difficult for some people to create pipe-cleaner shapes that work well when used to stamp on paper.

This activity does not violate OMA’s principle of giving choices to promote individual expression because the artists make choices by shaping the pipe cleaners, deciding the colors to use, and placing the stamps on paper.

This activity violates OMA’s principle of keeping things complex but easy to do because the end product does not look complex and the process is not necessarily easy to do.