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Arts and Communication

Standards

Aesthetic Experiences
  1. Understands the principles, processes, and products associated with arts and communication media
  2. Knows and applies appropriate criteria to arts and communication products
Practice Creativity
  3. Uses critical and creative thinking in various arts and communication settings
Role of Culture
  4. Understands ways in which the human experience is transmitted and reflected in the arts and communication
  5. Knows a range of arts and communication works from various historical and cultural periods

    Topics

    1.Art in culture/society
    2.Art materials
    3.Artistic communication and expression
    4.Artistic purpose and motivation
    5.Artistic skills and techniques
    6.Artistic terms and concepts
    7.Bias, meaning, and perspective
    8.Comparative analysis of culture and societies
    9.Comparative analysis of culture or societies
    10.Comparing/Contrasting
    11.Creative processes
    12.Critically evaluating visual and performing arts
    13.Critically evaluating written/spoken texts and visual media
    14.Cultural context of artistic works
    15.Cultural diffusion, adaptation, and interaction
    16.Evaluation and interpretation of art
    17.Form and aesthetics
    18.Historical and cultural context of artistic works
    19.Historical context of artistic works
    20.Historical periods
    21.History of the local community
    22.Individual and audience response to music
    23.Influence of art on culture/society
    24.Influence of culture/society on art
    25.Journalism
    26.Mass media format
    27.Media and society
    28.Media production
    29.Musical styles and genres
    30.Natural and designed objects
    31.Personal Experiences and Accomplishments
    32.Personal response to visual and performing arts
    33.Personal response to written/spoken texts and visual media
    34.Practice and improvement
    35.Role of individuals in history
    36.Sources of inspiration
    37.Stage production
    38.Visual media genres
    39.Word processing/desktop publishing