Sunday, October 25, 2015

Week of 10-26-15 to 10-30-15

MONDAY
Subject: Output Processes (GDP) 
Topic: Iron on Transfer and Elements and Principles of Design 


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations. Identify the output issues involving color and demonstrate the proper usage.
AAVTC-GDP-9 Identify and demonstrate a working knowledge of illustration as it pertains to the design field.



Esstenial Question(s): What is an Iron on Transfer, and how can I create an Iron on Trnafer T-shirt Design ?
How can I create a multi color screen printed  T-shirt design?


Opening: Vocabulary output processes


Work Sessions: Thumbnail Sketches
Sketch to computer
Print sketch in reverse
Cut design to fit
Use heat press to attach trnafer to shirt
Peel off backing after shirt cools


Closing:
Exit Ticket

Differentiation: More intricate design for accelrated students. More colors for multi color registration
Peer helpers for struggling students

Specialized Instruction/Modification:

Accelerated students will create a front and back of the shirt.


Assessment:

Each step must be accomplished to produce T-shirt design


TUESDAY
Subject: Output Processes (GDP) 
Topic: Iron on Transfer and Elements and Principles of Design 


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations. Identify the output issues involving color and demonstrate the proper usage.
AAVTC-GDP-9 Identify and demonstrate a working knowledge of illustration as it pertains to the design field.



Esstenial Question(s): What is an Iron on Transfer, and how can I create an Iron on Transfer T-shirt Design ?
How can I create a multi color screen printed  T-shirt design?


Opening: Color wheel activity


Work Sessions: 
Teacher Demo.
Thumbnail Sketches
Sketch to computer
Print sketch in reverse
Cut design to fit
Use heat press to attach trnafer to shirt
Peel off backing after shirt cools


Closing:
Sticky note questions

Differentiation: More intricate design for accelrated students. More colors for multi color registration
Peer helpers for struggling students

Specialized Instruction/Modification:

Accelerated students will create a front and back of the shirt.


Assessment:

Each step must be accomplished to produce T-shirt design

WEDNESDAY
Subject: Output Processes (GDP) 
Topic: Iron on Transfer and Elements and Principles of Design 


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations. Identify the output issues involving color and demonstrate the proper usage.
AAVTC-GDP-9 Identify and demonstrate a working knowledge of illustration as it pertains to the design field.



Esstenial Question(s): What is an Iron on Transfer, and how can I create an Iron on Transfer T-shirt Design ?
How can I create a multi color screen printed  T-shirt design?


Opening: Pschology of color activity


Work Sessions: 
Teacher Demo.
Thumbnail Sketches
Sketch to computer
Print sketch in reverse
Cut design to fit
Use heat press to attach trnafer to shirt
Peel off backing after shirt cools


Closing:
Teacher survey

Differentiation: More intricate design for accelrated students. More colors for multi color registration
Peer helpers for struggling students

Specialized Instruction/Modification:

Accelerated students will create a front and back of the shirt.


Assessment:

Each step must be accomplished to produce T-shirt design

THURSDAY
Subject: Output Processes (GDP) 
Topic: Iron on Transfer and Elements and Principles of Design 


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations. Identify the output issues involving color and demonstrate the proper usage.
AAVTC-GDP-9 Identify and demonstrate a working knowledge of illustration as it pertains to the design field.



Esstenial Question(s): What is an Iron on Transfer, and how can I create an Iron on Transfer T-shirt Design ?
How can I create a multi color screen printed  T-shirt design?


Opening: 
SLO Review Questions

Work Sessions: 
Teacher Demo.
Thumbnail Sketches
Sketch to computer
Print sketch in reverse
Cut design to fit
Use heat press to attach trnafer to shirt
Peel off backing after shirt cools


Closing:
Typography self-critique

Differentiation: More intricate design for accelrated students. More colors for multi color registration
Peer helpers for struggling students

Specialized Instruction/Modification:

Accelerated students will create a front and back of the shirt.


Assessment:

Each step must be accomplished to produce T-shirt design


FRIDAY
Subject: Output Processes (GDP) 
Topic: Iron on Transfer and Elements and Principles of Design 


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations. Identify the output issues involving color and demonstrate the proper usage.
AAVTC-GDP-9 Identify and demonstrate a working knowledge of illustration as it pertains to the design field.



Esstenial Question(s): What is an Iron on Transfer, and how can I create an Iron on Transfer T-shirt Design ?
How can I create a multi color screen printed  T-shirt design?


Opening: 
SLO Review Questions

Work Sessions: 
Teacher Demo.
Thumbnail Sketches
Sketch to computer
Print sketch in reverse
Cut design to fit
Use heat press to attach trnafer to shirt
Peel off backing after shirt cools


Closing:
Typography peer-critique

Differentiation: More intricate design for accelrated students. More colors for multi color registration
Peer helpers for struggling students

Specialized Instruction/Modification:

Accelerated students will create a front and back of the shirt.


Assessment:
Each step must be accomplished to produce T-shirt design


Sunday, October 18, 2015

Week of 10-19-15 to 10-23-15

MONDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic (s):
Typography as figurative design
Elements and Principles in action 

Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design


Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Opening: Color Activity
Work Sessions:
Elements of Design Notes w/ Color Theory
Make a plan for typography design
Typography Computer assignment
Elements and Principles Activity sketch
Elements and Principles Computer assignment (creative color wheel) 

Closing:
3,2,1


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Typography Review Questions


TUESDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic (s):
Typography as figurative design
Elements and Principles in action 

Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design


Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Opening: Review Quiz
Work Sessions:
Elements of Design Notes w/ Color Theory
Make a plan for typography design
Typography Computer assignment
Elements and Principles Activity sketch
Elements and Principles Computer assignment (creative color wheel) 

Closing:
Exit ticket


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs. Accelerated students will help w/ homecoming backdrop for dance.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Figurative Typographical Solution project

WEDNESDAY:
Subject: Output Processes (GDP) 
Topic: Iron on Transfer and Elements and Principles of Design 


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations. Identify the output issues involving color and demonstrate the proper usage.
AAVTC-GDP-9 Identify and demonstrate a working knowledge of illustration as it pertains to the design field.



Esstenial Question(s): What is an Iron on Transfer, and how can I create an Iron on Trnafer T-shirt Design ?
How can I create a multi color screen printed  T-shirt design?


Opening: Video Clip w/ questions


Work Sessions: Thumbnail Sketches
Sketch to computer
Print sketch in reverse
Cut design to fit
Use heat press to attach trnafer to shirt
Peel off backing after shirt cools


Closing:
Exit Ticket

Differentiation: More intricate design for accelrated students. More colors for multi color registration
Peer helpers for struggling students

Specialized Instruction/Modification:

Accelerated students will create a front and back of the shirt.


Assessment:

Each step must be accomplished to produce T-shirt design


THURSDAY:
Subject: Output Processes (GDP) 
Topic: Iron on Transfer and Elements and Principles of Design 


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations. Identify the output issues involving color and demonstrate the proper usage.
AAVTC-GDP-9 Identify and demonstrate a working knowledge of illustration as it pertains to the design field.



Esstenial Question(s): What is an Iron on Transfer, and how can I create an Iron on Trnafer T-shirt Design ?
How can I create a multi color screen printed  T-shirt design?


Opening: Video Clip w/ questions


Work Sessions: Thumbnail Sketches
Sketch to computer
Print sketch in reverse
Cut design to fit
Use heat press to attach trnafer to shirt
Peel off backing after shirt cools


Closing:
Exit Ticket

Differentiation: More intricate design for accelrated students. More colors for multi color registration
Peer helpers for struggling students

Specialized Instruction/Modification:

Accelerated students will create a front and back of the shirt.


Assessment:

Each step must be accomplished to produce T-shirt design

FRIDAY:

Subject: Output Processes (GDP) 
Topic: Iron on Transfer and Elements and Principles of Design 


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations. Identify the output issues involving color and demonstrate the proper usage.
AAVTC-GDP-9 Identify and demonstrate a working knowledge of illustration as it pertains to the design field.



Esstenial Question(s): What is an Iron on Transfer, and how can I create an Iron on Trnafer T-shirt Design ?
How can I create a multi color screen printed  T-shirt design?


Opening: Video Clip w/ questions


Work Sessions: Thumbnail Sketches
Sketch to computer
Print sketch in reverse
Cut design to fit
Use heat press to attach trnafer to shirt
Peel off backing after shirt cools


Closing:
Exit Ticket

Differentiation: More intricate design for accelrated students. More colors for multi color registration
Peer helpers for struggling students

Specialized Instruction/Modification:

Accelerated students will create a front and back of the shirt.


Assessment:

Each step must be accomplished to produce T-shirt design

Sunday, October 11, 2015

Week of 10-12-15 to 10-16-15

MONDAY:

Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic:
Typography Terminology
Elements and Principles Terminology


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design


Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Opening: Typography Puzzle
Work Sessions:
Typography Vocabulary Activity
Elements and Principles Activity sketch
Finish Creative brief
Make a plan for typography design


Closing:
Exit Ticket w/ Questions


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Formative Checks for understanding

TUESDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic (s):
Typography as figurative design
Elements and Principles in action 

Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design


Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Opening: Typography Review Questions Part 2
Work Sessions:
Make a plan for typography design
Typography Computer assignment
Elements and Principles Activity sketch
Elements and Principles Computer assignment (creative color wheel) 

Closing:
Quiz Survey


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Typography Quiz

WEDNESDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic (s):
Typography as figurative design
Elements and Principles in action 

Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design


Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Opening: Re-do missed items on typography quiz
Work Sessions:
Make a plan for typography design
Typography Computer assignment
Elements and Principles Activity sketch
Elements and Principles Computer assignment (creative color wheel) 

Closing:
Sticky Note questions


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Typography Review Questions

THURDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic (s):
Typography as figurative design
Elements and Principles in action 

Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design


Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Opening: Color Activity
Work Sessions:
Elements of Design Notes w/ Color Theory
Make a plan for typography design
Typography Computer assignment
Elements and Principles Activity sketch
Elements and Principles Computer assignment (creative color wheel) 

Closing:
3,2,1


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Typography Review Questions

FRIDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic (s):
Typography as figurative design
Elements and Principles in action 

Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design


Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Opening: Color puzzle
Work Sessions:
Elements of Design Notes w/ Color Theory
Make a plan for typography design
Typography Computer assignment
Elements and Principles Activity sketch
Elements and Principles Computer assignment (creative color wheel) 

Closing:
Exit Ticket


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

TypographyAssignment #1 Due today

Sunday, October 4, 2015

Week of 10-4-15 to 10-9-15

MONDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic:
Typography Terminology
Elements and Principles Terminology


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design


Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Opening: Typography Puzzle
Work Sessions:
Typography Vocabulary Activity
Elements and Principles Activity sketch
Finish Creative brief
Make a plan for typography design


Closing:
Exit Ticket w/ Questions


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Formative Checks for understanding


TUESDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic:
Typography Terminology
Elements and Principles Terminology


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design

Opening:
Match the typography to the appropriate tone activity

Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Work Sessions:
Make a plan for typography design
Teacher Demo
Transfer plan computer
Student choice of subject matter
(Must complete an object and person)


Closing:
Most Important Thing


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Formative Checks for understanding
Graded Cretive brief


WEDNESDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic:
Typography designs
Elements and Principles in practice


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design

Opening:
Name character activity

Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Work Sessions:
Make a plan for typography design
Typography Notes
Transfer plan computer
Student choice of subject matter
(Must complete an object and person)


Closing:
3,2,1 


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Formative Checks for understanding
Graded Name design


THURSDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic:
Typography designs
Elements and Principles in practice


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design

Opening:
Research a figurative typographical solution

Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Work Sessions:
Make a plan for typography design
Typography Notes
Transfer plan computer
Student choice of subject matter
(Must complete an object and person)


Closing:
Answer an EQ


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Formative Checks for understanding


FRIDAY:
Subject:
Typography, Elements and Principles of Design

Topic:
Typography designs
Elements and Principles in practice


Curriculum standard(s):
AAVTC-GDP-4 Understand and demonstrate the fundamental basic elements and principles of design.
AAVTC-GDP-6 Explore color and the variety of methods in which it can be applied. Interpret and apply color models through graphic manipulations.
AAVTC-GDP-7 Explore different outlets for typography and define its role in design

Opening:
Typography Diagram

Essential Question(s):
What role does typography play in modern graphic design?
How can I create a figurative design by only using typographic characters?
What are the rules of typography?
How is legibility and readability influenced by typography?

Work Sessions:
Make a plan for typography design
Typography Notes (Diagram explained in detail)
Transfer plan computer
Student choice of subject matter
(Must complete an object and person)


Closing:
Sticky note questions


Differentiation:
Students will have choice in which project they wish to complete. They will also be in the driver's seat in terms of the creative that they create.
Remediation:
Struggling students will have extra time and help from the instructor. Video tutorials will be used to break down step-by-step instruction. Students will be assigned peer helpers as needed.                                                                                              

Enrichment:
Accelerated students will serve as peer helpers. Accelerated students will create additional and more complex typographic designs.



Specialized Instruction/Modification:


Assessment:

Formative Checks for understanding