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The
art program is a concept-based sequential curriculum that integrates
the disciplines of art history, art criticism, aesthetics, and
art production.
The
program is designed to facilitate the development of interests
in learning to understand, appreciate, and create works of art.
Central to this approach is the focus on content that is derived
from a broad range of visual arts with an emphasis on what can
be learned from the works of art.

The
art program is aligned with the core curriculum. This means that
art is not taught as a isolated activity, but one that is integral
to human experience. Students develop their communication, critical
thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills through written,
verbal,and visual expression.
The
elementary art program includes skill development in drawing,
painting, printmaking, sculpture, and crafts. These are skills
can be beneficial to your child in a variety of activities such
as designing a brochure on the computer to impressing their college
admission interviewer with art knowledge.
Art
is all around us and has a signficant impact on our daily life,
so an early appreciation of art and how to use it in positive
practical way can make significant difference.
KEY
FEATURES :
Painting, Design, Printing, Fabric art,
Food design Stained glass, Architecture, Collage, Sculpture
Mosaics, Digital art and much more.
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- Realize
the need for art education, art history and art appreciation.
- Define
the meaning of art education, art appreciation and art.
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Identify the characteristics and psychological effects of line,
form, shape, space, texture, color and value.
- Develop
techniques in drawing lines and creating line textures.
- Acquire
skills in drawing geometrical forms and color charts.
- Select
good textures and match similar ones.
- Select
good textures and match similar ones.
- Select
and apply good color combinations in drawings, pictures, dress,
etc.
- Develop
one's aesthetic sense or sense of beauty
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Develop the ability to perceive or recognize the true color
of objects.
- Acquire
the ability to recognize and make balanced compositions.
- Acquire
the ability to make rhythmic arrangements.
- Acquire
the ability to make pleasing proportions in margins, space divisions
and in the selection and arrangements.
- Acquire
the ability to select and arrange objects for emphasis.
- Appreciate
beautiful compositions or designs.

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