Course Objectives
What is the main goal of the Foundations of Art course?
To introduce students to the world of art and build a solid foundation of art-making skills.
What percentage of the final grade is based on long-term projects?
70%.
What is the importance of regular attendance in this course?
It ensures full engagement in class activities, projects, and discussions.
What are the first-semester projects focused on?
Drawing fundamentals.
What term describes a visual representation that helps plan and visualize a final artwork?
Study or Preliminary Sketch.
What skill is emphasized as not being innate but developed over time in this course?
Art skills.
What percentage of the final grade is based on short-term projects?
15%
How should students use their studio time?
Efficiently and with minimal distractions.
What materials might students use for their end-of-semester projects?
Any of the materials covered throughout the semester.
Who painted the "Mona Lisa"?
Leonardo da Vinci.
What can students expect to learn in the second semester of this course?
Mixed media and painting techniques.
What is the percentage breakdown for sketchbook assignments and overall class participation?
15%
What is expected of students in terms of cleaning up after themselves?
They should clean up thoroughly and maintain an organized workspace.
How are assignments submitted for grading?
Via Google Classroom and handed in person.
What is the process of making clay objects by shaping and then firing them in a kiln?
Ceramics or Pottery.
What type of attitude is encouraged for making the course enjoyable?
A positive attitude.
Which component is weighted the highest in the grading policy?
Long-term projects
How will students’ cleanup and organization affect their grade?
It will be assessed as part of the "Cleanup and Organization" category in the rubric.
What should students do if they are absent and need to catch up?
They should use the information and resources provided in class and catch up on missed assignments.
Which artist is known for his famous work, "Starry Night"?
Vincent van Gogh.
What will students create at the end of each semester?
A work of art using the materials and techniques covered during that semester.
What will happen if a student does not adhere to project deadlines?
It could negatively impact their grade as outlined in the grading policy.
How can students access the art room outside of regular class times?
During lunchtime while Ms. Fudge is present.
What is expected from students in their sketchbooks?
They should be used for planning, doodling, practice, and creating works of art.
Which artist is known for his work on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo