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Roles
Roles
Commit to a life-long journey of continuous pursuit of human interest for the betterment of yourself and society.
As students, you are expected to...
As students, you are expected to...
BE TEACHABLE
To have a teachable spirit is to show humility and openness to new experiences.
Be brave in trying and making mistakes. Know that for us to grow we will always have to learn, unlearn, and relearn things.
BE APPRECIATIVE
To appreciate is to value yourself and what you have.
Open your eyes to the things around you, so draw inspiration from them, and enjoy every session and every opportunity given to you.
BE DILIGENT
To be diligent is to put care and attention into any kind of work you do.
Even if you don't get everything correct and perfect, feel good about your work because you've done your best with everything you've got.
BE RESPECTFUL
To respect is to show care and due regard to the environment and the different aspects of a person, may it be the same or different from yours.
Show kindness and consideration to all beings.
BE TRUTHFUL
Keep in mind that every individual has a responsibility for everyone and everything around them.
Practice integrity, justice, and fairness in line with Christ's teachings.
Your teachers are expected to...
Your teachers are expected to...
BE CREDIBLE
To be credible is to be authentic and trustworthy.
Your teachers will design lessons around accurate and updated resources, and truthful information.
BE RELIABLE
To be reliable is to be an approachable companion.
Your teachers will diligently manage the course and guide you through your learning journey.
BE REASONABLE
To be reasonable is to be rational and sensible.
Your teachers are here to prompt critical thinking and set logical criteria, considering your context.
BE OPEN-MINDED
To have an open mind is to be receptive to new and varying ideas. Your teachers learn from you too.
Rules & Routines
Rules & Routines
Art is a Term-end Subject. You will take Art for only one term. As such, a student's Term Mark in Art is also their Final Mark.
A Validation Task will be given to students who submit ALL summative assessments but receive a failing mark by the end of the term.
Coursework
Coursework
Class Participation (5%)
Formatives (15%)
Quizzes (15%)
Practice Test (15%)
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Studies (20%)
Projects (30%)
Submission Protocols ⏎
Submission Protocols ⏎
All coursework must be submitted promptly. Deadlines will be set within your respective class' scheduled sessions. Both Summative and Formative assessments will affect the student’s Effort Mark.
Late submission with a valid reason
Late submission with a valid reason
If students have a valid reason for submitting beyond the deadline such as being ill or participating in school-sanctioned activities, they will be excused from the penalties for submitting late.
An excuse letter written by the student's parent/guardian and/or medical certificate, in case of illness, must be given to the concerned teacher via email. Parents/guardians must use the email address they registered in the Ateneo database upon enrollment.
The student must coordinate with the teacher on a new deadline.
Late submission without a valid reason
Late submission without a valid reason
A letter mark of B is the highest possible score the student may earn for works submitted late.
Incomplete works will not be accepted and will be considered LATE. Students are expected to finish their work and resubmit it within five (5) academic days after the deadline.
Non-submission
Non-submission
If students have a valid reason (special accommodation) for failing to submit summative assessments by the end of the term, they will earn an INCOMPLETE mark for their final grade. Students must coordinate with the teacher on the completion of their coursework.
Students will automatically earn a letter mark of F if they fail to submit coursework within five (5) academic days after the deadline. Students may also be subject to a Formative Intervention to be processed by the Formation Coordinator.
NOTE: Upon submitting works in Google Classroom, click TURN IN or MARK AS DONE. Otherwise, your work will be marked late.
Taking a photo of your artwork ✦
Taking a photo of your artwork ✦
✓ Photo should be taken under natural morning or early to mid-afternoon light, and/or artificial white light.
✓ Remove any objects in the frame that may distract viewers from your artwork.
✓ Center the artwork in the frame.
✓ Avoid casting shadows over the artwork.
✓ Adjust the focus and steady your hands. Make sure the photo is clear.
✓ Check if the photo you took shows an accurate depiction of your artwork.
✓ Make sure your photo is in the correct orientation (landscape/portrait) when you submit it.
Course Materials ✂︎
Course Materials ✂︎
Art materials to be used for the course will be announced at least a week before the workshop session. Basic art materials will be provided in the students' art kits.
Consultation Hours ☎︎
Consultation Hours ☎︎
Consultations are scheduled on as-needed basis. If consultation sessions are set beyond the regular dismissal time, please coordinate with your fetcher on what time you will be picked-up from school.
You may also get in touch with your teachers through official online platforms: Gmail, Google Classroom, and Google Chat.
IMPORTANT: Let's respect each other's time by limiting our communication within school hours.
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