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DATE: Week 2
NO. OF STUDENTS: 16
TOPIC/FOCUS: Identifying potential directions (Making) & beginning to write an exploration proposal
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GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: By the completion of the lesson students should be able too
- continue research into exploration proposal
- understand what is required for an exploration proposal
- introduction to exploration proposal brief written
SUMMARY OF RESOURCES REQUIRED:
- Whiteboard/ marker
- pens/ pencils
- laptops
- folios
LESSON PROCEDURE
TIMING
RESOURCES
EXPECTED STUDENT
REACTIONS OR
RESPONSES
TEACHER RESPONSES
TO STUDENTS
15 mins
- Whiteboard
/ marker
- pens/
pencils
- laptops
- folios
Opening:
***Before students sit instruct
them to get out all the research/
mind map from the last lesson to
help for today***
Today we are going to write the
introduction to your exploration
proposal!
Students respond
Class discussion
NOTE:
Outcome 1
FORMATIVE:
students are assessed on
their class discussion and
contribution.
Prepare an exploration
proposal that formulates the
content and parameters of an
individual design process,
SUMMATIVE:
and that includes a plan of
students are assessed on
how the proposal will be
their prior knowledge of the
undertaken.
Outcome 2
Present an individual design
process that produces a
range of potential directions,
which reflects the concepts
and ideas documented in the
exploration proposal.
Sheets & resources found
here: http://
rubymaescanlan.weebly.com/
exploration-prop.html
25 mins
Lesson Development:
STUDENTS BEGIN PROCESS:
Were going to start working on your
exploration proposal introduction.
Using the research you have
gathered, the prompts I have given
you & your vocal list please begin to
write your explorations proposal
introduction
Teacher listens to
responses and contributes
when students seem
stuck.
FORMATIVE:
students are assessed on
their class discussion and
contribution.
SUMMATIVE:
students are assessed on
their prior knowledge of the
learnings and their design
process for final designs/
their use of elements,
principles, materials and
techniques.
Students identify the
influences of other artists
and analyse connections
between techniques,
processes and visual
conventions in artworks to
develop their own art
practice. They select, and
manipulate materials,
techniques, processes, visual
conventions and technologies
to express ideas and
viewpoints in their artworks
(Studio Art, 2017).
5 mins
Closure:
HOMEWORK: Continue working on Students listen
introduction, brief to be submitted by
the end of the week.
FORMATIVE:
students are assessed on
their class discussion and
contribution.
SUMMATIVE:
students are assessed on
their prior knowledge of the
learnings and their design
process for final designs/
their use of elements,
principles, materials and
techniques.