3. When You Enter The Art Room…
Check all negative attitudes at
the door.
Be in your Seat when the
period begins…or…you are
considered late
Come in quietly, ready to listen
and work.
Remain in your assigned area
unless otherwise directed.
4. While you are in art…
Demonstrate respect
for yourself,
classmates,
instructors and
guests.
Use proper use of all
materials and
supplies.
Safety is everyone’s
priority!!!
Follow proper
procedures and
techniques.
5. At the end of art class…
Art materials and supplies must be returned to
their appropriate place before class ends.
Do not take any supplies out of the art room for
any reason!!!
Tables and assigned areas must be clean before
the end of class.
no talking during conclusion/discussion session
unless directed by the teacher.
All students must be quiet and in their
seats to be dismissed from class.
6. Success,
it is all up to you!
Your Grade
Attendance Daily Rubric Completed Work
If you are absent, Organized/Prepared
I must see a signed Focused & Follows Rules This includes final
note from the Participates with reasonable progress grades,
case manager Effort, cleans up properly. Tests, reports, etc.
for this to not count This includes daily
against your grade!!! Assignments.
7. What we will cover this
year…
Drawing Painting
Sculpture
Reposse’ Printmaking
Textiles Collage
Art History, Criticism and Art Careers
8. In Case of a fire drill of Fire:
Don’t Panic…Stop what you are doing and proceed to the doorway.
Walk don’t run upstairs and out the closest exit.
(as you are leaving the room ..door to right)
Stay with me. No talking outside. Go across the street.
Line up , I will take attendance once we are safely outside, away from the
building.
Wait for the O.K. to go back into the building.
If you are not with us at the time of the drill, go to the closest exit, get out
away from the building, and tell the instructor who you are and that you
were in my class.
10. What we will do for
today and tomorrow…
Today…
Take a visual test. You cannot fail
unless you put no effort into the
exercise.
Tomorrow…
Review the results of the test and
complete a reflection.
11. Right Brain & Left Brain
• Left Brain •Right Brain
• Logical (order) •Random
• Rational •Not logical
• Analytical •Subjective
• Objective •Looks at whole
• Looks at parts
12. Most individuals have a distinct
preference for one of these styles of
thinking. Some, however, are more
whole-brained and equally adept at
both modes. In general, schools
tend to favor left-brain modes of
thinking, while downplaying the
right-brain ones. Left-brain
scholastic subjects focus on logical
thinking, analysis, and accuracy.
Right-brained subjects, on the other
hand, focus on aesthetics, feeling,
and creativity
