BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT COURSE SYLLABUS
Course Name: Drawing Painting II
Course Code: A42
Designated Grade Levels: 10-12th Prerequisites: Drawing & Painting 1 (A41)
Course Duration: One Semester
Supplies:
Credits: 5
$20.00 class fee. Sketchbook: Students must have or purchase. Portfolio: Must have or purchase
Teacher: Eric Mickens (eric.mickens@bvsd.org)
School: Broomfield High School
Free periods: 2nd, 3rd period, & Tutor Time
Course Overview This second level course builds upon the experiences of Drawing & Painting 1. Students who choose to take this course should be confident with their drawing skills and ready to produce more complex finished drawings and paintings. An emphasis will be on the development of a more personal style, a more sophisticated approaches to the development of ideas, and the development of a greater awareness of art beyond school. Students will also be introduced to new techniques.And an appreciation for quality and respect for artistic expression will also be stressed. Observation, critical thinking and problem solving continue to be important components of the drawing and painting process. The role of drawing and painting in history and cultural traditions will be included. Students analyze and evaluate their own work as well as drawings and paintings created by others.
Enduring Understanding
Essential Questions
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Art is a universal language that encompasses all forms of communication to express a variety of viewpoints, ideas and feelings.
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How do artists use the language of art in communication?
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Artists use a variety of problem solving and decision making skills to apply the elements of art, principles of design and sensory and expressive features in works of art.
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Why and how do artists apply the elements of art and principles of design in works of art?
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Artists’ experiences with materials, tools, techniques, processes and technology in combination with concepts and themes result in well crafted works of art.
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Why is the exploration and application of materials, tools, techniques, processes and technology in a safe and responsible manner important in visual art?
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Through the study of art, people learn to make informed critical judgments, gain knowledge about visual communication, and learn to respect one’s own expression and those of others.
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How does art impact the world and the world impact art?
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How is art analyzed and understood?
Student Objectives • • • • • • •
Students will continue to learn drawing & painting techniques & tools. Students will also use other forms of fine art such as colored pencils, pastels, charcoal, & digital art. Students will explore art issues. Students will use presentation techniques. Students will critiquing and interpreting works of art. Students will have multiple opportunities to create art around the recurring themes of fine art. will be presented with information and have classroom discussions on the history of art. Students will complete assignments through the natural progression of creating art.
Learning Materials or Resources that may be used 9 x 12 in. Sketchbooks must be purchased. Students will use Sketchbooks as their prescribed text. Each student is expected to take notes on some of the concepts that are introduced during the course of study. Supplementary text may be used. Also, the World Wide Web and "visiting artists" may be used. All students will be provided with one 4H, HB, & B pencil at the beginning of the semester,
but other
drawing tools will need to be purchased for work at home. Each Level 2 student will need to have a portfolio (to transport art work ).
Other materials such as paper, paint, erasers, etc. Will be provided for each student. (Students will be able to purchase some additional supplies if needed).
Standards Based Grading Policy Description: Preparation and production refers to evaluation of items that, although essential to learning, are not specifically part of the curriculum for a particular subject area. Examples include, but are not limited to, effort, participation, ungraded homework and / or practice assignments assessed for completion. Formative assignments refer to items that are designed to determine whether students are learning what is being taught. Formative assessments guide instructional decisions by revealing to what extent students are learning. (Process) Summative assignments are items that reflect student mastery of a standards based curriculum. They should be given after students have had formative opportunities that include detailed feedback related to achievement.
Grade percentage breakdown: Practice and Preparation - n/a Formative: - minimum 25% Summative: - minimum 75% Note: The percentage breakdown for Formative & the Summative grades will never go bellow these percentages, but they could change when appropriate.
Each assignment will be worth a specified number of points. The semester grade will be determined by the student's percentage of points available. 100% - 90% 89% - 80% 79% - 70% 69% - 60% 59% - 0%
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Students are free to redo any piece (up until the last two week of the semester) for full Credit. (note: The original project must have been turned in by (it’s) latest due date in-order to be able to redo that assignment.)
Late Work Policy: The acceptance of late work for credit in the preparation and production category is up to individual teacher discretion. Students can turn in late work for full credit, but only a due date.
week and a half after the original
Full credit earned will be given for late Formative assessments. wIf a summative project is not completed within five (5) days following the assigned due date, acceptance of project is at teacher’s discretion. Re-test opportunities for unexcused absences on summative assessment days will be at teacher discretion. Arrangements for retest opportunities must be completed within five (5) days of the test being returned to students unless extended through teacher’s discretion. Retest must be completed no more than two (2) tutor times after arrangements have been made for testing unless extended through teacher’s discretion. Final exams cannot be re-taken.
Cheating: Cheating is a very serious matter and deserves a very serious consequence. See Broomfield High’s policy on Cheating.
Tardies: See Broomfield High’s new policy on Tardies.
Extra Credit: Extra credit will not be given.
Teacher Comments: Students in Drawing & Painting will be held to a very high standard. “It is my belief that every person is an artist, but some of us have just not found our medium”.
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You may need other pencils besides the supplied 4H, HB, & B Pencil. (This is dependent on “your individual hand Standard Drawing Pencils
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