WAYNE CARLE ART
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Welcome to the Wayne Carle Art Department! The art classroom at Wayne Carle is a place for kids to express themselves through their creativity. It is a place for kids to use higher level thinking and come up with wild ideas. It is a place to begin and build on a life-long love of art and education. We use many different materials, both new and recycled, to help make each artists' vision become a reality.
Mr. Movay teaches Visual Art as well as Ceramics . You will almost always find him in the art room, feel free to stop by any time or reach out via email (preferred) or voicemail.
Please join our google classroom as all work will be posted and collected there.
MORVAY GOOGLE CLASS CODES and LINKS
7th Grade Visual Art: Period 1: 7r34fpf
6th Grade Visual Art: Period 2: vmiyc7y
6th Grade Visual Art: Period 4: wvvcz7p
Eagle Time: After Lunch: lahqpso
6th Grade Visual Art: Period 6: mliu6jl
8th Grade Visual Art: Period 7: k5ufez5
Click the link below for instructions on how to turn in work on Google Classroom
Standards Based Grading: Wayne Carle is a Standards Based Grading School. We care deeply about student success in relation to state standards as well as in developing a strong work ethic. In our efforts to ensure that the focus of grades remains on student progress toward these goals, two separate grades will be reported: Content Knowledge/Skills and Work Habits. The Content Knowledge/Skills scale is designed to help students and families understand where students are on the learning continuum (in relation to state standards). Work Habits grades will reflect the student’s attainment of work habits and of a successful student, such as engagement, preparedness and perseverance.
Exceeds Standard 4-3.5 (A): Mastery of content and skills, elements of advanced thinking and reasoning are present.
Meets Standard 3.49-3.0 (B): Demonstration of content and skills are in line with grade level expectations.
Progressing toward Standard: 2.99-2.0 (C): Grade-level elements are present, continued support and practice is needed to meet grade-level standards
Does Not yet Meet 1.99-1.0 (D): Growth is needed to meet grade-level standards, significant support or intervention is needed.
Insufficient Evidence: There is not yet enough evidence to determine the student’s achievement of grade level standards.
In Standards Based Grading, not every assignment factors into the “in-progress grade” for a class. As a result, you may notice grades being entered and percentages such as 4%, 3%, 2%, 1% showing up for the assignment. Please ignore the percentages, and only pay attention to the score. The content rubric is 4-A, 3-B, 2-C, 1-D. These are the grade equivalent scores. Once teachers enter mastery grades for their standard's categories, an In-progress grade will show in Campus. This strategy allows teachers to gather a body of evidence that more accurately represents your student's progress on a standard.