Students can find out more about this course by asking Mrs Helen Johanson.
Satisfactory Year Ten Art experience.
The work you do throughout the year will be assessed in two different ways.
1. Internal assessment - assignments carried out throughout the year.
2. External assessment - a folio board submission of work.
You will be advised well in advance when each assessment will be carried out and what the assessment policies of the school and this department are.
| A S NUMBER | TITLE | ASSESSMENT | CREDITS |
|---|---|---|---|
| A S 1.1. | Research Art and Artworks from Maori and European Traditions and Their Contexts. | Internal | 3 |
| A S 1.2. | Use Drawing Processes and Procedures. | Internal | 5 |
| A S 1.3. | Generate and Develop Ideas in Making Art Works. | External | 12 |
| A S 1.4. | Extend Ideas in Other Media and Techniques. | Internal | 4 |
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1. To assist students to gain technical skills necessary for creative expression.
2. To encourage students to investigate, explore and experiment.
3. To promote students resourcefulness and practical application of ideas .
4. To help students understand the role of visual arts within society .
5. To develop critical department (self-evaluation) .
6. To develop an understanding of the making of art works.
Internally assessed by art teacher and external moderator.
$30.00. This is a studio fee to cover costs of materials used in this course.
This course provides the groundwork for further study in Art at Years 12 and 13, but is also advantageous for a wide range of career options.
NCEA Level One
| A S NUMBER | TITLE | ASSESSMENT | CREDITS |
|---|---|---|---|
| A S 90233 A S 2.1. |
Research Information, Methods and Ideas in the Context of a Drawing Study in Painting. | Internal | 6 |
| A S 90476
A S 2.2. |
Generate and Develop Ideas Using Drawing Processes and Procedures in Painting Practice. | Internal | 6 |
| A S 90479
A S 2.3. |
Produce a Body of Work Within Painting to Show Understanding of Art Making Methods and Ideas. | External | 12 |
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$30.00. This is a studio fee to cover costs of materials used in this course.
Completion of 24 credits at N C E A Level Two or students who have demonstrated the potential, ability and self motivation to gain entry to the course.
Each student will choose one art theme to pursue in depth.
| A S NUMBER | TITLE | ASSESSMENT | CREDITS |
|---|---|---|---|
| A S 3.1. | Research an Art Tradition and Discuss its Links to Recent Practice. | Internal | 4 |
| A S 3.2. | Investigate Ideas and Methods in the Context of a Drawing Study. | Internal | 6 |
| A S 3.3. | Produce Original Work to Show Extensive Knowledge of Art Making Ideas. | External | 14 |
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1. To encourage personal growth and performance in the student's chosen area.
$30.00. This is a studio fee to cover the costs of materials used in this course.
Students can find out more about this course by asking Mrs Helen Johanson.
Good English skills.
Students will cover four topics from 5 th century B C to 2 nd century A D.
| A S NUMBER | TITLE | ASSESSMENT | CREDITS |
|---|---|---|---|
| A S 3.1. | Examine and Analyse Passages from Works of Classical Literature in Translation. | External | 6 |
| A S 3.3. | Explain in Essay Format an Aspect of the Classical World. | External | 6 |
| A S 3.4. | Complete Independent Research on an Area of Classical Studies. | Internal | 6 |
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1. Internal assessment.
2. External assessment.
In classical Greece and Rome are to be found the origins of much of our science, art, literature, law, philosophy, politics and religion. Knowledge of the sources and development of a cultural tradition is essential to its continuing vitality. The Greeks and Romans produced works of the intellect and creative imagination, which are recognised to be of the highest quality. These still evoke a strong and enriching response today. Classical Studies is a multi-disciplined subject and draws on skills which are associated with other areas of the curriculum, eg: history, literature, religious studies and so on.