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The Independent Study Option offers the following courses in Art. Please list the Subject Code, Subject Designation, and the ISO Designation on the application to identify the course(s) required.
| Subject Name | Subject Code | Subject Designation | ISO Designation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 9 Art (10G) | 0202 | 10G | 002 |
| Grade 10 Art (20G) | 0202 | 20G | 002 |
Each listing of a subject name is followed by a unique 10-digit code made up of three parts:
Grade 9 Art (10G) 1 credit (2008)
Course Code 0202 10G 002
Course Preview (
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In this course, students learn about visual communication - using forms and images to express ideas. Learning about and through the visual arts gives students the opportunity to see their world in a new way. Students look at the work of different artists and examine the way they communicate. They learn the language of art, explore a variety of art media and create their own works of art. This course also provides an opportunity for them to find their own unique and personal voice as they explore a wide variety of topics. It is structured as follows:
Evaluation is based on
| Visual Journal Activities (in each lesson) | 50% |
| Five Production Projects | 40% |
| End of Course Phone Interview | 10% |
| Total | 100% |
The following resources will be provided with the course.
Resources
Textbook
Hobbs, Jack, Richard Salome, and Ken Vieth. The Visual Experience. (2832) MTBB
Video CD's/Videotapes
CD-1610 or VT 1610 Art Talk: Part I
CD-1611 or VT 1611 Printmaking: Part 2
$5.50 plus GST and PST
Grade 10 Art (20G) 1 credit (2008) ![]()
Course Code 0202 20G 002
Course Preview (
283 KB)
In this course, students learn about visual communication. It is about ideas and expressions, about the tools artists use and the processes they go through in order to create their art. Students will experiment with art materials and techniques as well as problem solve visual challenges. The solution to a visual problem involves written ideas and a visual journal. It is structured as follows:
Evaluation is based on
| 17 Visual Journal Activities | 34% |
| 3 Art Production Activities | 42% |
| Art Portfolio (10 items) | 14% |
| Telephone Interview with Instructor | 10% |
| Total | 100% |
Resources
Resource (Optional)
Textbook
Hobbs, Jack, Richard Salome, and Ken Vieth. The Visual Experience. (2832) MTBB
CD Rom/Videotape
CD-1611 or VT-1611 Printmaking: Part 2 (used in grade 9 Art as well)
$5.50 plus GST and PST