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Adolescent Visual Art Education 9-12 General Art I Art I is designed to reinforce and build on 21 st Century Knowledge and Skills developed by the K-8 Visual Arts Content Standards and Objectives. Students produce two-dimensional artworks using a variety of media, techniques, technology, and processes. They relate art skills and strategies to other disciplines, various cultures, major art movements, and historical periods. They practice responsible workplace skills and review career options which encompass 21 st Century content, literacy and life skills. Standard: 1 Media, Techniques and Processes VA.S.VAI.1 Students will: identify media and materials used in creating art; understand processes and techniques in creating art; apply problem-solving skills in creating two-dimensional works of art; and use materials and tools in a safe and responsible manner. Performance Descriptors VA.PD.VAI.1 identifies and describes a variety of two-dimensional articulately communicates original and personal ideas in a variety of media, consistently uses materials, tools, and technology in a safe and responsible manner with self-direction. independently identifies a variety of two-dimensional consistently communicates original and personal ideas in a variety of media, uses materials, tools, and technology in a safe and responsible manner with self-direction. the mastery level identifies a variety of two-dimensional communicates original and personal ideas in a variety of media, techniques, and processes to create twodimensional student uses materials, tools, and technology in a safe and responsible manner. identifies with assistance a variety of two-dimensional communicates with assistance original and personal ideas using some variety of media, uses materials, tools, and technology with assistance in a safe and responsible manner. level identifies with considerable assistance some two-dimensional and three-dimensional media, techniques and processes. The student communicates with support personal ideas using limited media, uses materials, tools, and technology with constant supervision in a safe and responsible manner. VA.O.VAI.1.01 distinguish among a variety of two-dimensional processes. 49

VA.O.VAI.1.02 VA.O.VAI.1.03 communicate original and personal ideas in a variety of media, use materials, tools, and technology in a safe and responsible manner. Standard: 2 Elements of Art and Principles of Design VA.S.VAI.2 Students will: identify selected elements and principles of design as they relate to art and the environment; understand qualities of principles of design as they apply to two-dimensional objects and artworks; apply principles of design as they relate to problem-solving skills in the creation of art; and communicate expressive ideas that demonstrate an understanding of structures and functions in art. Performance Descriptors VA.PD.VAI.2 explains and defends three-dimensional visual artwork based on the principles of design. The student compares and contrasts design structures and functions of twodimensional student insightfully problem solves two-dimensional and three-dimensional artworks based on elements of art and principles of design using appropriate media, processes, and techniques identifies and describes three-dimensional visual artwork based on the principles of design. The student explains design structures and functions of two-dimensional student creatively problem solves two-dimensional and three-dimensional artworks based on elements of art and principles of design using appropriate media, processes, and techniques to solve assigned problems. the mastery level identifies three-dimensional visual art based on the elements of artwork and principles of design. The student analyzes and understands design structures and functions of twodimensional student problem solves twodimensional artworks based on principles of design using appropriate media, processes, and techniques to solve assigned problems. identifies with assistance three-dimensional visual artwork based on the principles of design. The student understands with assistance some design structures and functions of two-dimensional student problem solves with assistance using twodimensional artworks based on principles of design using appropriate media, the novice level recognizes with assistance similarities and differences in twodimensional visual artwork based on the elements of art and principles of design. The student identifies with assistance structures and functions of twodimensional student makes twodimensional artworks with support based on elements of art and principles of design using appropriate media, processes, and techniques to solve to solve assigned problems. The student explains in The student communicates processes, and techniques assigned problems. The The student insightfully discusses the use of the principles of design through depth the elements of art and principles of design through critique. an understanding of the principles of design through critique. to solve assigned problems. The student identifies with assistance the elements of art and principles of design student demonstrates with assistance a recognition of the principles of design through 50

critique. through critique. critique. VA.O.VAI.2.01 identify in two-dimensional visual art based on the principles of design. VA.O.VAI.2.02 analyze design structures and functions of two-dimensional VA.O.VAI.2.03 create two-dimensional artworks based on principles of design using appropriate media, processes, and techniques to solve specific problems. VA.O.VAI.2.04 critique art works to demonstrate an understanding of principles of design. Standard: 3 Subject Matter, Symbols and Ideas VA.S.VAI.3 Students will: identify symbols and ideas to communicate meaning in art; determine potential content for artworks; and apply problem-solving skills when creating art relative to subject matter, symbols and ideas. Performance Descriptors VA.PD.VAI.3 researches and explains how past and current cultures have used content and symbolism to express ideas in artwork. The student determines sophisticated subjects, themes, symbols for expressive ideas in consistently applies problem-solving skills in the creative process selecting sophisticated subjects, symbols, and ideas use in their artwork. researches and identifies how past and current cultures have used content and symbolism to express ideas in artwork. The student determines subjects, themes, symbols for expressive ideas in applies problem-solving skills in the creative process frequently using expressive subjects, symbols, and ideas use in own artwork. the mastery level researches how past and current cultures have used content and symbolism to express ideas in artwork. The student employs subjects, themes, symbols, and ideas in student applies problemsolving skills in the creative process when selecting subjects, symbols, and ideas for use in own artwork. research with assistance how past and current cultures have used content and symbolism to express ideas in artwork. The student uses with assistance subjects, themes, symbols, and ideas in applies with assistance problem-solving skills in the creative process when selecting subjects, symbols, and ideas use in own artwork. the novice level recognizes with considerable assistance how past and current cultures have used content and symbolism to express ideas in artwork. The student uses with considerable assistance some subjects, themes, symbols, and ideas in applies with considerable assistance some problemsolving skills in the creative process when selecting subjects, symbols, and ideas use in own artwork. VA.O.VAI.3.01 research how past and current cultures have used content and symbolism to express ideas in artwork. VA.O.VAI.3.02 employ subjects, themes, symbols, and ideas in VA.O.VAI.3.03 apply problem-solving skills in the creative process selecting subjects, symbols, and ideas for use in their own artwork. 51

Standard: 4 Art History and Diversity VA.S.VAI.4 Students will: identify how the visual arts have a history and specific relationship to culture; analyze works of art that reflect different styles and time periods; and demonstrate an understanding of how history, culture, and the arts influence each other. Performance Descriptors VA.PD.VAI.4 independently researches and explains the historical and cultural backgrounds used in various artworks within the media. The student researches and reports on different styles of artwork and time periods in art history. The student analyzes and explains the relationship of artworks to one another in terms of history and culture. independently investigates the historical and cultural various student researches and explains different styles of artwork and time periods in art history. The student analyzes and describes the relationship of artworks to one another in terms of history and culture. the mastery level examines the historical and cultural various artworks within the media. The student researches different styles of artwork and time periods in art history. The student examines the relationship of artworks to one another in terms of history and culture. identifies with assistance the historical and cultural various artworks within the media. The student researches with assistance different styles of artwork and time periods in art history. The student examines with assistance the relationship of artworks to one another in terms of history and culture. level recognizes with considerable assistance the historical and cultural various artwork within the media. The student reviews with assistance different styles of artwork and time periods in art history. The student recognizes with assistance the relationship of artworks to one another in terms of history or culture. VA.O.VAI.4.01 examine the historical and cultural backgrounds used of various artwork within the media. VA.O.VAI.4.02 research different styles of artwork and time periods in art history. VA.O.VAI.4.03 examine the relationship of artworks to one another in terms of history and culture. Standard: 5 Reflection and Analysis VA.S.VAI.5 Students will: identify multiple purposes for creating works of art; analyze contemporary and historic meanings in specific artworks through cultural and aesthetic inquiry; and describe and compare a variety of individual responses to their artworks and to artworks from various eras and cultures. Performance Descriptors VA.PD.VAI.5 the mastery level level observes with 52

determines and explains the reason for creating and the function of a variety of types of analyzes and explains how and why specific works were created. The student employs critical processes to explain comparisons and differences between his/her artwork and historical or cultural Objectives VA.O.VAI.5.01 VA.O.VAI.5.02 VA.O.VAI.5.03 examines and describes the reason for creating and the function of a variety of types of analyzes and describes how and why specific works were created. The student employs critical processes to explain comparisons between his/her artwork and investigates the reasons for creating and the function of a variety of types of analyzes and discusses how and why specific works were created. The student uses a critical process to draw comparisons between his/her artwork and identifies with assistance the reason for creating and the function of a variety of types of student considers with assistance how specific works were created or why. The student uses a critical process with assistance to draw comparisons between his/her artwork and Students will investigate reasons for creating and the function of a variety of types of analyze and discuss how and why specific works were created. use a critical process to draw comparisons between their artwork and assistance the reason for creating and the function of a variety of types of recognizes with help how specific works were created or why. The student uses a critical process with considerable support to draw a comparison between his/her artwork and Grade 9-12 Standard: 6 VA.S.VAI.6 Visual Art: General Art I Multi-disciplinary Connections Students will: & identify characteristics of the visual arts and other disciplines; and analyze by comparing and contrasting connections between disciplines. Performance Descriptors VA.PD.VAI.6 connects and applies compares and evaluates the creative processes used in visual arts and other disciplines. The student researches and evaluates another subject area defending the similarities and differences in comparison with the compares and justifies the creative processes used in visual arts and other disciplines. The student researches and analyzes another subject area justifying the similarities and differences in comparison with the discipline of visual art. the mastery level compares and connects the creative processes used in visual arts and other disciplines. The student researches and analyzes another subject area identifying similarities and differences in comparison with the discipline of visual art. connects with assistance the creative processes used in visual arts and other disciplines. The student explores with assistance another subject area to identify similarities or differences in comparison with the discipline of visual art. level recognizes with assistance some processes used in visual arts and/or other disciplines. The student identifies with considerable support the similarities and/or differences of another subject area in comparison with the discipline of visual art. 53

discipline of visual art. VA.O.VAI.6.01 compare and connect the creative processes used in visual arts to other disciplines. VA.O.VAI.6.02 research and analyze another subject area to identify in comparison with the discipline of visual art. 54