60 minute lesson
Features of the lesson:
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Conducted in the classroom
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Provides the theoretical foundation for the follow-up lesson
in the computer lab
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Materials required prior to the lesson:
o Access to a
computer with internet access, a printer, and photocopier in order to create
the worksheet using resources found on LEARN (http://www.learnquebec.ca/)
o An account with
LEARN
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Materials required during the lesson: Access to a computer
and projector
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Materials students require for homework: Computer with
internet access
Break-Down:
30 minutes of lecture, analysis, and class discussion:
PowerPoint
presentation
Objectives
of the Presentation:
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Review of the vocabulary (mainly essential principles in
design and composition) used in art
appreciation and critique
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Apply the vocabulary in a class discussion/analysis of
Photography from National Geographic’s
online web galleries, specifically:
§
“Pictures: 10
Larger-Than-Life Earth Art Installations” (http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/photos/land-earth-art-gallery/)
§
“Photo Gallery:
How to Take Landscape Photos” (http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-tips/landscape-photos/)
10
minutes of group activity
·
A painting is presented in the PowerPoint Presentation
relating to the specific art movement being studied , i.e. Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night for Impressionism
· In groups of
four or five the students will analyze and critique the work of art by
discussing the artistic elements of the painting
§ Fill out a
worksheet (modeled after resources found on LEARN) to organize their critique—sample
worksheets:
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(http://www.learnquebec.ca/en/content/les/visual_arts/les1_journal/documents/VA_1_1_art_critique.pdf)
20
minutes of sharing the group work and wrap-up:
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The groups will then share their findings to the class and
compare their analyses
SAMPLE POWERPOINT:
ReplyDeletehttps://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1w8LbgmBKVrXK83k45rPc4K0GISvChjCEIAxQ2sGtCyE/edit