Which of the following observations about children's artwork does not give evidence of a child's growth, development, and learning?
A) the child's choices of what to draw
B) the choice of colors used in the artwork
C) increased sophistication in the language used to describe artwork
D) evidence of more controlled fine motor skills

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The choice of colors used in the artwork may not necessarily give evidence of a child's growth, development, and learning as it ultimately depends on personal preference and cultural influences. The other options - A, C, and D - are all more reliable indicators of growth, development, and learning in a child's artwork.

Which of the Following Observations About Children's Artwork Does Not