NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

FOR ADVANCED STUDIO ART  (5190)

 

Given current school/class attendance regulations and the school discipline code, both of which set limits under which students can earn marks and credit in a course, AND

 

Given units of study involving:

History of art

Techniques and materials

Career possibilities

 

It is standard for students to be able to:

 

            -advance drawing skills through observation and practice,

            -execute a variety of fine arts projects,

            -execute a variety of commercial art projects,

            -participate in annual art show as an exhibitor and critic,

            -develop an ability to evaluate works of art,

            -develop knowledge and skills that strengthen aesthetic awareness,

            -develop an awareness of how contemporary artists use references from the

             past to create new forms of art, and

            -put together a portfolio commensurate with the student’s advanced standing

             in the art department,

            -produce art work daily in a studio setting,

            -complete all assignments in the allotted time,

            -keep a sketch book between projects,

 

Per New Milford School District Regulation #2624,

    A indicates superior work demonstrating a high degree of initiative, commitment, and understanding

    B indicates above average performance which demonstrates strength in the subject

    C indicates average performance which demonstrates a satisfactory degree of proficiency

    D indicates poor performance which demonstrates a weak proficiency and is minimally acceptable

    F indicates the student has not met the minimum requirements and has demonstrated

    an inability or unwillingness to master the basic elements of this course.

                      

Note: plusses and minuses are used to further differentiate a student’s performance

 

 

 

 

 

Student Samples and Projects