Genishi (1993) believes that young children's artistic progress can best be documented by an art portfolio that contains:

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Genishi believes that the best way to document young children's artistic progress is by including art samples in their portfolio that show the children's abilities and preferences at specific points in time. This approach allows for a comprehensive understanding of the child's artistic growth and provides insight into their evolving artistic style and interests. The other options, such as selecting only the best of children's art or having parents select the art samples, may not accurately reflect the child's progress and can be subjective. Choosing child-selected art samples can also limit the inclusion of samples that show the child's growth over time.

Genishi (1993) Believes That Young Children's Artistic Progress Can Best