Teachers:
Ms. Holmes-Chuba
Mr.Gonzalez
This course is part of a program developed jointly by the Department of History and Social Studies and the Visual Arts Department.
The historical content of this course is the same as that of The World and Europe II course but is coordinated with the activities of the Drawing and Painting course (1290-0). The two curricula parallel each other chronologically and thematically. In the history part of the course, art is used as a primary source.
In the art studio part of the course, students learn the principles
of design and visual literacy and develop their perceptual, analytic,
and expressive drawing and painting skills while working on projects
that involve the same concepts and subject material they are concurrently
studying in history.A wide variety of media and techniques is
explored in the process. Success in the course depends upon motivation
and self-discipline.
Full Year
Grade 10