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TABLE OF CONTENTS COMPETENCY/SKILL # PG # 1.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES OF DRAWING...1 1.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of materials, tools, processes and drawing visual characteristics...1 1.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive drawing effect...1 1.3. Identify drawing techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 instruction...2 2.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESS OF PAINTING...2 2.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of painting materials, tools, processes and visual characteristics...2 2.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements of painting and the selection of media for expressive effect...3 2.3. Identify painting techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 instruction...3 3.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES OF SCULPTURE, PAINTING AND THE SELECTION OF MEDIA FOR EXPRESSIVE EFFECT...4 3.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of sculpture materials, tools, processes and visual characteristics...4 3.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive sculpture effects...4 3.3. Identify sculpture techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 instruction...5 4.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES OF PRINTMAKING...5 4.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of printmaking materials, tools, processes and visual characteristics...5 4.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive printmaking effect...6 i

4.3. Identify printmaking techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 Instruction...6 5.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESS OF CERAMICS...7 5.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of ceramic materials, tools, processes used in ceramic production...7 5.2. Demonstrate an understanding of ceramics in the selection of media for expressive effect...7 5.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 ceramic instruction...8 6.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES USING FIBER... 8 6.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of materials, tools of fiber processes...8 6.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive fiber effect...9 6.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 fiber instruction.9 7.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES USING METALS...10 7.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of materials, tools, processes employed in metal fabrication and decoration...10 7.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive effect...10 7.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 metals instruction...11 8.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES OF MIXED MEDIA...11 8.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of materials, tools, techniques used in mixed media...11 8.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive effect...12 8.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 mixed media Instruction...12 ii

9.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES OF GRAPHIC DESIGN...13 9.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of graphic arts design processes, tools and materials...13 9.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive graphic arts effect...13 9.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 graphic arts design Instruction...14 10.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN...14 10.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of materials and processes employed in architecture and in environmental design...14 10.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements of architecture an environmental design...15 10.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 architecture Instruction...15 11.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES OF PHOTOGRAPHY...16 11.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of drawing materials, tools, processes of the photographic arts...16 11.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for photographic expressive effect...16 11.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 photographic Instruction...17 12.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES OF FILM...17 12.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of materials, tools, processes used to create films...17 12.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive effect...18 12.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 film instruction.18 iii

13.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESSES OF VIDEO...19 13.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of the technologies, materials, and equipment necessary for creating video art...19 13.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive effect...19 13.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 instruction...20 14.0 KNOWLEDGE OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS...20 14.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of computer technology for computer generated imagery...20 14.2. Demonstrate an understanding of the organization of visual elements and the selection of media for expressive effect...21 14.3. Identify techniques and methods appropriate for k-12 instruction...21 15.0 KNOWLEDGE OF CONCEPT ART...22 15.1. Identify and demonstrate knowledge of the processes and distinctly personal ways the artist handles the production of conceptual art...22 15.2. Identify techniques and methods of conceptual art appropriate for k- 12 Instruction...22 16.0 KNOWLEDGE OF MEDIA: MATERIALS, HAZARDS, AND MAINTENANCE...23 16.1. Identify hazardous materials that are commonly used in art procedures...23 16.2. Recognize procedures required for proper maintenance of basic tools used in drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, fibers, metals, mixed media...24 17.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE SOURCE FOR FORMING IDEAS...24 17.1. Recognize natural environments and constructed environments as starting points for making art...24 17.2. Recognize inner feelings and imagination as starting points for making art...25 iv

17.3. Recognize the quests for order and do universal theme as starting points for making art...26 17.4. Recognize ordinary experiences as starting points for making art...27 18.0 KNOWLEDGE OF MAJOR ARTISTS AND THEIR WORKS...27 18.1. Identify the scopes and styles of the major schools, movements, and cultural influences of art...27 18.2. Arrange art developments or movements in chronological order...28 18.3. Identify visual characteristics in works of art that represent a noteworthy departure from other works in a given period...29 18.4. Identify relationships between specific artists and works of art...30 18.5. Identify equipment, techniques, and technology used in the production of art forms of specific cultures...32 18.6. Compare the relationships between contemporary art and art from the past...33 19.0 KNOWLEDGE OF STYLES...34 19.1. Distinguish among styles of art from various cultures and periods...34 19.2. Identify components in a work of art that characterize a specific style 35 19.3. Analyze a work of art on the basis of its style...35 20.0 ANALYSIS OF THEMES, CONTENT, AND SUBJECT MATTER...36 20.1. Distinguish among the art terms theme, content, and subject matter..36 20.2. Analyze art works based on specific themes, content, and subject matter...36 21.0 RECOGNITION OF DESIGN ORGANIZATION...37 21.1. Describe the visual elements and compositional features in two or more works of art...37 21.2. Describe the differences or similarities between the visual elements and compositional principles in two or more works of art...37 v

21.3. Identify works of art that are similar or different in form, style, content, and subject matter...38 21.4. Select from a group of art works those that show the most movement, stability simplicity, or complexity...38 22.0 RECOGNITION OF THE ORGANIZATION OF THE ARTISTIC PROCESS..39 22.1. Describe the media and processes used in works of art...39 22.2. Identify the objects themes, events, and symbols in selected works of art...39 22.3. State the main ideas presented in selected works of art...40 22.4. Describe the differences in expressive effects among works of art...40 22.5. Describe how visual qualities combine to give a work of art a particular expressive form....41 23.0 ABILITY TO MAKE VALUE JUDGMENTS...41 23.1. Judge a work of art on how well its visual qualities relate to one another...41 23.2. Judge a work of art on how well it creates a vivid and intense emotion or response...42 23.3. Judge a work of art on how well the artist has controlled the medium.42 23.4. Distinguish between adequate criteria and inadequate criteria...43 23.5. Identify non-aesthetic factors that may affect judgment...43 24.0 KNOWLEDGE OF PHILOSOPHIES AND THEORIES...44 24.1. Identify major aesthetic philosophies and theories...44 25.0 KNOWLEDGE OF CULTURAL INFLUENCE AND PERSPECTIVES...44 25.1. Identify cultural influences and perspectives that shape particular aesthetic theory or practice...44 26.0 ABILITY TO APPLY THEORIES...45 26.1. Demonstrate knowledge of cultural perspective as it affects perception and artistic experience...45 vi

27.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE THEORETICAL BASES OF CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION...45 27.1. Recognize how social and psychological foundations of art education define implications for art learning...45 27.2. Identify events, persons, and philosophies instrumental in the historical development of art education...46 28.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE PRACTICAL BASES OF CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION...46 28.1. Identify long-range and short-range goals for an art program...46 28.2. Identify components of curriculum development, including longrange and short-range goals, student performance objectives sequential instructional units, teaching strategies, and assessment techniques...47 28.3. Identify student needs and abilities, including those of special populations such as handicapped, bilingual, limited English and gifted and talented students...47 28.4. Identify procedures for budget development, including selecting ordering, and inventorying supplies...48 28.5. Identify motivational activities and techniques...48 28.6. Identify instructional delivery strategies that are appropriate for student needs and lesson goals and objectives, with consideration for situational constraints...49 28.7. Match an aesthetic theory to a classroom practice...49 28.8. Provision for health and safety measures...50 28.9. Identify techniques for classroom management routines, studentteacher rapport, and student behavior standards...50 28.10. Demonstrate an understanding of the production use of audiovisual instructional media...51 28.11. Identify principles and procedures for evaluating student progress according to objective...51 28.12. Demonstrate an understanding of diagnostic procedures used for identifying entry-level skills of students...52 vii

28.13. Identify purposes and methods of display...52 28.14. Identify community resources and their applications to an art program...53 28.15. Identify possible art career choices available to the students...53 29.0 KNOWLEDGE OF RESEARCH, PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, AND JOURNALS...54 29.1. Identify concepts in current research...54 29.2. Identify the benefits of membership and participation in professional organizations...54 29.3. Identify current professional art journals and art education journals...55 viii