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VISUAL ART

         AP Studio Art:  2-Dimensional A, B, C                 AP Studio Art:  Drawing
         Course Number:  045071 + 045072, 045073               Course Number:  043871 + 043872, 043873
         Note:  Must register for at least 2 trimesters; specify trimester by  Note:  Must register for at least 2 trimesters; specify trimester by
         course  number.    Advanced  Placement  Course,  designed  for  course  number.    Advanced  Placement  Course,  designed  for
         students talented and gifted in painting or photography.     students talented and gifted in drawing.
         Prerequisite:  Painting A, B, and C   OR   Photography A and B  Prerequisite:  None

         Fulfills graduation requirement for:  Arts            Fulfills graduation requirement for:  Arts
         Grade Level:  9-12                                    Grade Level:  9-12
         Course Description:  This course is designed for students who  Course Description:  This course is designed for students who
         are  interested  in  creating  an  AP  Portfolio  in  2-Dimensional  are  interested  in  creating  an  AP  Portfolio  in  Drawing.    The  AP
         Design.  AP Studio Art: 2-D Design Portfolio requires the student  Drawing Portfolio requires the student to produce a minimum of
         to  produce  a  minimum  of  24  works  of  art  that  reflect  issues  24 works of art that reflect issues related to drawing and mark
         related  to  2-D  design.    These  works  may  include  traditional  as  making.    This  course  augments  our  curriculum  by  allowing  an
         well  as  experimental  approaches  to  2-D  design.    Drawing,  advanced level of exploration.  AP Studio Drawing is for students
         painting,  printmaking,  mixed  media,  and  collage  are  all  who want to work independently and more in-depth in the field of
         appropriate means for expressing design principles.  This course  drawing  and  drafting.    A  strong  interest  and  high  level  of  self-
         augments  our  curriculum  by  allowing  an  advanced  level  of  discipline are essential as students will be personally responsible
         exploration.    AP  Studio  art  is  for  students  who  want  to  work  for setting goals, problem-posing and solving, gaining skills and
         independently and more in-depth.  A strong interest and high level  self-assessing.    Opportunities  for  individual,  partner,  and  small
         of  self-discipline  are  essential  as  students  will  be  personally  group projects will be available.  Students will be responsible for
         responsible for setting goals, problem-posing and solving, gaining  keeping a sketchbook, displaying their artwork and maintaining a
         skills  and  self-assessing.    Opportunities  for  individual,  partner,  process/product portfolio.
         and  small  group  projects  will  be  available.    Students  will  be
         responsible  for  keeping  a  sketchbook,  displaying  their  artwork
         and maintaining a process/product portfolio.

         AP Studio Art:  3-Dimensional A, B, C
         Course Number:  046671, 046672, 046673
         Note:  Must register for at least 2 trimesters; specify trimester by
         course  number.    Advanced  Placement  Course,  designed  for
         students talented and gifted in painting or photography.
         Prerequisite:    Ceramics, Jewelry or Sculpture or instructor
         approval
         Fulfills graduation requirement for:  Arts
         Grade Level:  9-12
         Course  Description:    In this course students will pursue the
         investigation of the three-dimensional form in Ceramics, Jewelry
         and  Sculpture.    There  is  no  desired  or  dictated  method  of
         approaching  the  three  dimensional  form.    It  is  important  that
         students learn to express themselves in their own personal style.
         Students  learn  that  art  making  is  an  ongoing  process  in  which
         they create, review, make modifications, and explore variations as
         they  make  critical  decisions  and  develop  their  art  forms.
         Homework assignments, journals, and work outside of school day
         will  take  place  through  the  year.    Ongoing  group  critiques  with
         peers and the teacher, as well as ongoing individual conferences
         with the teacher, will take place throughout the course and form
         part of the assessment of the course.  Other assessments will be
         formative and summative as requirements are completed.



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