In X, teachers guide students in developing artistic ideas. They refine their work through reflection and evaluation.

create

In X, teachers encourage students to analyze and select art and improve their techniques for expressing meaning through presentation.

Perform/Present/Produce

"X" involves understanding and evaluating both the work and the creative process.

respond

X provides strategies that allow students to relate what they have learned to their own experiences and to society, culture, and history to better understand the art they are studying.

connect

phases of the creative process

1. prepare

2. develop

3. create

4. revise

5. reflect

Which stage comes directly after the prepare stage of the creative process?

develop

Which task is a characteristic component of the prepare stage of the creative process?

brainstorming ideas

A student is conducting internet searches to find inspiration for an art project.

Which stage of the creative process is described?

prepare (he is finding inspiration)

A writer is reading short stories at a library to find inspiration for a new novel.

Which part of the creative process is indicated by the actions in this scenario?

prepare (he is finding inspiration)

A student has a final portfolio to complete as part of an art class. The student is currently detailing plans and a schedule for the ideas they have.

Which stage of the creative process is described?

develop

After careful planning of the design, an artist has started adding the base layers to a mosaic.

Which stage of the creative process is described?

create

A writer is having friends and colleagues read the most recent draft of a play to give constructive thoughts on how it can be improved.

Which stage of the creative process is described?

revise

An actor is evaluating the process they used to learn about a character and get ready for a role. They are doing this in an effort to continue evolving as an actor.

What is the stage of the creative process that is demonstrated by this scenario?

reflect

What is one of the benefits related to the preparation stage of the creative process?

help in gaining new knowledge

Which benefit is directly related to development as a stage of the creative process?

encouragement of idea generation

Students in a class are currently in the creation stage of the creative process for a project.

What is one benefit directly associated with this stage?

promotion of student collaboration

What is one of the benefits related to the revision stage of the creative process?

facilitation of critical analysis

Students in a class are currently in the reflection stage of the creative process for a project.

What is one benefit directly associated with this stage?

encouragement of insightful thinking

four strands of fine arts instruction

create, perform/present/produce, respond, connect

What characterizes the respond strand in the instruction of fine arts?

Students perceive, interpret, articulate, and evaluate their work and process

What is the strand of fine arts instruction that has synthesize as a focus area?

connect

Which strand of fine arts instruction is being used when a teacher asks students to connect artistic creations to real-world contexts and audiences?

connect

Which two strands of fine arts instruction both contain the focus area analyze?

perform and respond

A teacher wants to develop a lesson that focuses on development as part of the create strand of fine arts instruction.

Which instructional strategy accomplishes this?

The teacher can encourage the students to experiment with compositions, colors, and textures

five elements of music

rhythm, melody, harmony, form and expression

What is one of the five elements of music?

rhythm

What describes harmony as one of the five main elements of music?

the simultaneous playing of different notes

What is meant by rhythm within the context of music?

A consistent pattern of movement and sound

What is included in rhythm, one of the five organizing principles of music?

tempo

What is the element of music that creates a memorable tune or theme?

melody

What happens in a well-designed sequence of musical instruction for students from ages 10 through 11?

The curriculum should become flexible enough to accommodate individual interests.

Which step will a teacher move to when teaching the rote method for a song if they have just finished the motivate step?

model

rote method

a teaching strategy that allows students to learn songs by ear, without reading music or lyrics

rote method steps

prepare/practice, motivate, model, echo sing, repetition, reflect and revise

What is one of the 14 fundamental elements common to all drama performances?

situation

14 fundamentals of drama performances

acting, character motivation, character analysis, empathy, breath control, vocal expression, projection, speaking style, diction, gestures, facial expression, body alignment, movement, and character blocking

What describes language as one of the 14 main elements of drama?

The speech used by characters to express thoughts and emotion

Which term describes one of the nine organizing principles of drama?

theme

Which of the eight organizing principles of drama is the pace and tempo of the performance, including the timing of actions, dialogue delivery, and scene transitions?

rhythm

What is included in setting, one of the eight organizing principles of drama?

time period

Which term represents one of the seven principles of design in the visual arts?

proportion

What is one of the seven elements of the visual arts?

form

What is meant by shape within the context of the visual arts?

A finite, two-dimensional enclosed area

What is the principle of design that deals with using differences in value or texture to create visual interest and drama?

contrast

What is one of the five elements of dance?

action

5 elements of dance

Body, Action, Space, Time, and Energy (BASTE)

Which of the five major elements of a dance includes the beat of the movement?

time

What describes something that is part of the body within a dance, one of the five main components of a dance?

alignment

Which dance is an African American dance form that originated during the era of slavery?

Juba

What is the name given to a performance dance style with energetic and rhythmic movements, including isolation, syncopation, and improvisation?

jazz