Honors Ceramics II
1 credit -Grades 10, 11, 12
(1 period per day for 1 year) Fee: $60
Prerequisite: Ceramics
Honors Ceramics is for the student who wants to pursue a rigorous in-depth exploration of ceramics as an art form. Students may continue their studies in IB Ceramics the following year if desired. Similar to the course outline for IB Ceramics, the Honors course may require students to complete summer homework assignment.
IB Ceramics II SL
1 credit- Grades 11, 12
(1 period per day for 1 year) Fee: $60
IB Fees Prerequisite: Ceramics
This course is an exploration of clay as a contemporary sculptural element. Students will focus on skill development and the sculptural possibilities of working with clay. The skill development will be obtained through hand-building, wheel throwing, the use of slips and glazes, and the firing processes such as stoneware, pit-fire, and raku. Students will ruminate concepts and skills in three dimensional media relating to contemporary issues, theory, and historical context. As students work through the ceramic program they work more intensely and independently. Students will be expected to demonstrate independent, critical, contextual and visual research from various cultures through entries in a routinely assessed investigative workbook. A student fee is charged for this course for expendable materials. However, due to individual needs, students may be requested to purchase art supplies. All students enrolled in IB Courses are required to take all IB Internal and External assessments. In October of the final year of the course, students will be required to pay IB fees which cover the cost of registration with the IBO, international curriculum and examination development, Internal and External assessments, and examination fees. For more on the cost of the IB program, see page 18 of the Program of Studies. The approximate cost for a single course is $248. Additional Courses increase this base by increments of approximately $100.
1 credit -Grades 10, 11, 12
(1 period per day for 1 year) Fee: $60
Prerequisite: Ceramics
Honors Ceramics is for the student who wants to pursue a rigorous in-depth exploration of ceramics as an art form. Students may continue their studies in IB Ceramics the following year if desired. Similar to the course outline for IB Ceramics, the Honors course may require students to complete summer homework assignment.
IB Ceramics II SL
1 credit- Grades 11, 12
(1 period per day for 1 year) Fee: $60
IB Fees Prerequisite: Ceramics
This course is an exploration of clay as a contemporary sculptural element. Students will focus on skill development and the sculptural possibilities of working with clay. The skill development will be obtained through hand-building, wheel throwing, the use of slips and glazes, and the firing processes such as stoneware, pit-fire, and raku. Students will ruminate concepts and skills in three dimensional media relating to contemporary issues, theory, and historical context. As students work through the ceramic program they work more intensely and independently. Students will be expected to demonstrate independent, critical, contextual and visual research from various cultures through entries in a routinely assessed investigative workbook. A student fee is charged for this course for expendable materials. However, due to individual needs, students may be requested to purchase art supplies. All students enrolled in IB Courses are required to take all IB Internal and External assessments. In October of the final year of the course, students will be required to pay IB fees which cover the cost of registration with the IBO, international curriculum and examination development, Internal and External assessments, and examination fees. For more on the cost of the IB program, see page 18 of the Program of Studies. The approximate cost for a single course is $248. Additional Courses increase this base by increments of approximately $100.
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