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Every student is important.
No student is more important than anyone else. My goal is to achieve the best education for each child. To make this happen, students have to obey certain rules. This means students will have to behave in a certain way so that each person gets the best education possible.
Below are the basic rules that everyone must follow. Failure to follow these rules will result in discipline. Success in following these rules will lead to everyone’s success.
Below are the basic rules that everyone must follow. Failure to follow these rules will result in discipline. Success in following these rules will lead to everyone’s success.
Students are expected to:
—Follow the rules and procedures of the art room
—Create/produce artwork to the best of their abilities
—Learn and have fun in the process
Art Classroom Rules:
—Follow the rules and procedures of the art room
—Create/produce artwork to the best of their abilities
—Learn and have fun in the process
Art Classroom Rules:
Be Safe
—Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself
—Keep chair flat on the floor
—Walk and carry sharp objects carefully
Be Respectful
—Use quiet voices
—Treat others the way you would like to be treated
—Listen and follow directions
Be Responsible
—Turn in work neatly and on time
—Clean up after yourself
—Always do your best
—Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself
—Keep chair flat on the floor
—Walk and carry sharp objects carefully
Be Respectful
—Use quiet voices
—Treat others the way you would like to be treated
—Listen and follow directions
Be Responsible
—Turn in work neatly and on time
—Clean up after yourself
—Always do your best
Essentially
"Avoid doing what you would blame others for doing."
Thales (c. 624 BC – c. 546 BC)
Thales (c. 624 BC – c. 546 BC)
ART ASSESSMENTS
Comments and Feedback on Projects
When a project is complete, I do my best to provide each student with feedback in the form of a compliment (recognition of their strengths) and tips/tricks (ideas on how to improve their execution or connection to the work).
Art Shows
Student work showing mastery of concepts and creativity will be automatically entered into one of two shows. Student work will be featured at Central Office and the Loudon County Tech Center. In March, a juried show will be on display with select work at Loudon High School for the Loudon County Music and Art Showcase.
Competitions
I keep current opportunities for art competitions available to all students who are interested. Some shows have prizes (cash, art supplies, scholarships).
Report Cards
All students will receive an S (satisfactory) on their report card for giving appropriate effort in class and completing projects as assigned. Any student receiving a U (unsatisfactory) is not doing work or demonstrating a lack of progress.
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