Syllabus
Foam Carving, student sculpture, Fall 2019
Turning In Work
Projects and components of projects will have due dates. Students must responsibly utilize time during class blocks to complete their 3D Design work. Students must also use their time outside of class to complete anything turned in after the expected deadline. Handling time and managing work will have a learning curve this year that everyone will need to adjust to but we must do our best.
Any work turned in after the due date will have a 10% point deduction from the score- for example: 10% of 100 points = 10 points, 10% of 20 points = 2 points, 10% of 10 points = 1 point
Make-up Work
It is the student's responsibility to get and complete any make-up work. Assignments must be complete in order to turn in, please do not turn in partial work. Make-up work or late work is required to be turned in one week before the end of the semester.
3-D Design Classroom Expectations
Students are expected to ...
Be present for the start and end of each class period
Complete the work assigned for the 90 minute block schedule
Interact positively in the studio and online classroom environment
Respect everyone
Use your supplies appropriately
*School rules always apply
Consequences for Behavior Issues
Students will be marked tardy if not present for both the beginning of class and then end of it. Students will be marked absent if they do not show up for the days meetings and assignments.
Warning
Student & teacher conference
Parent contact
Parent/teacher conference with student
Office referral
*Your instructor can bypass a step if necessary
Class Structure
Learning materials and anything else you need will always be available through Google Classroom.
Check in to begin class via Web Ex.
I will host discussions, critiques, art demos among many other learning opportunities via the Web Ex platform.
There will be independent work time in which you will be working on small art projects from home.
Reading, writing, responding, looking at artwork and watching videos will be used to help guide instruction this year.
Check back in to end the class period.
Assessment sculpture, student made, early spring 2020
EOP: Extra Opportunity Time
EOP is every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 1:55-2:35. It is an extra period offered to students to log on and receive help with projects or complete make up work. EOP will be assigned as needed to students who need to complete work or work one on one with myself or a peer tutor. If EOP is skipped when assigned the student will be assigned a second EOP and parent contact will be made. Extra opportunities provided by teachers are always meant to help students succeed and should not be considered a punishment.