art-the-timeless-treasure-sample-10-16-23
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- Develop time management skills for timed assessments
- Identify and address knowledge gaps in understanding
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Art: The Timeless Treasure By Tammie Bairen Classical Romanesque Gothic PL E Since the beginning of time, art has been part of our world through painting, drawing, sculpture, dance, theater, architecture, and more. Though the style has changed dramatically over the centuries, artists have created beautiful and interesting works of art. This course will cover the major periods in art from the fifth century BC (ancient Greece) to 1870 (the years directly preceding Impressionism). Discussion of each style will include painting and sculpture as well as architecture, since buildings were created to exemplify the prominent style at the time. Students will be introduced to artists, where applicable, and will have an opportunity to practice each style on their own. Additional activities will be provided for further learning. Renaissance Baroque Rococo Neoclassical Romantic Realism Note: the dates of each movement are approximate as different sources use different dates. SA M Parents’ Note: It is recommended students not be permitted to search on their own for artwork.
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Time Management
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Active Practice
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Mark Scheme Review
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Regular Review
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Art: The Timeless Treasure By Tammie Bairen Classical Romanesque Gothic PL E Since the beginning of time, art has been part of our world through painting, drawing, sculpture, dance, theater, architecture, and more. Though the style has changed dramatically over the centuries, artists have created beautiful and interesting works of art. This course will cover the major periods in art from the fifth century BC (ancient Greece) to 1870 (the years directly preceding Impressionism). Discussion...
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