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Art II

Aesthetic Perception

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Aesthetic Perception or the study of aesthetics, or the philosophy of the 
arts, supplies the individual with a structure for analyzing, interpreting, 
and responding to the arts.

Sketchbooks should be worked in daily. A total of (20) SKETCHES are due 
at the end of each nine (9)weeks. Books are evaluated at mid term as a work 
in progress. 4th nine weeks grade based on the 4 different areas covered 
insketch books


Teaching Methods

1. Outline goals and objectives

2. INPUT (a variety of teaching methods may be used / (*) indicates 
         method(s)used)

   LECTURE   DEMONSTRATION    QUESTION/ANSWER*    AUDIO-VISUAL    DISCUSSION

   ILLUSTRATION*    CHALKBOARD     EXPLANATION    READING*    REVIEW

		
3. CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING:

   ORAL SIGNALS    SILENT SIGNALS*    DRAWING SIGNALS*      PARTICIPATION


4. GUIDED PRATICE:

   ART    INDIVIDUAL PRATICE*    PROBLEM SOLVING*    CLASS DISCUSSION

   LIBRARY   RESEACH     READING*    INTERNET     In the field    

                             
5. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE:
                               
   Art II, SKETCHBOOKS  Sketch book Due (10/7/08 ) 

6. INDEPENDENT EVALUATION:
   STUDENT REPORT (S)Art History Reports Due...none at this time.

7. EXAM DAY  
8. PROJECT... Class Work Due 10/7/08: Work in PROGRESS 
                                                        
   All Outside Projects: Due  EXAM Day End of this 9 weeks
                                                                        
   Nine weeks outside project due: checking for 
   progress : pass Due     (50 points)


     OBSERVATION    RECITATION


9. QUIZ   - DATE (  ) Art II (none at this time)         

10. FORMAL TEST  EXAM DATE ( 10/7/08  )

Internet Links

 
Some One’s Top 30 artist
http://www.artcyclopedia.com/scripts/glossary-art-a.html

 
 
What is paint?
http://www.sinopia.com/paint.html

 

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