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

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