This document provides information about a unit on geometry in art that incorporates various assessments and technology integration. The unit focuses on identifying geometric relationships in art, architecture, and nature. Students will research an assigned area, present their findings to the class via a wiki, and create a quiz over their topic. Assessments include pre/post-tests, quizzes, observations of student presentations and discussions. Technology like PowerPoint, blogs, and online concept maps are used to support student learning and demonstrate understanding of geometric relationships.

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6. Modifications: Far Below Standard Photographs of at least two geometric relationships. Photographs exhibited in one of the three unifying themes. Analyses of at least two geometric relationships. Demonstrates the geometric relationships with several errors. Approaching Standard Photographs of at least four geometric relationships. Photographs exhibited in two of the three unifying themes. Analyses of at least four geometric relationships. Demonstrates the geometric relationships with some errors. Meeting Standard Photographs of a least eight geometric relationships. Photographs exhibited in all three unifying themes. Analyses of at least eight geometric relationships. Demonstrates the geometric relationships with few errors. Exceeding Standard Photographs of ten geometric relationships. Photographs exhibited in all three unifying themes. Analyses of at least ten geometric relationships. Clearly demonstrates the geometric relationships with no errors.