Comparative Study Section 3

Section 3: How many screens must SL students submit?

What else do H-L students have to do ?

Answer explanation

submit 3-5 screens that connect their work to the artist's of choice.

Match the following

• to see the physical works

• Try to arrange

• of the works

• Make formal analysis

• with your teacher

• Choose art

• from different cultural contexts

• use a range

• of sources and pose meaningful questions.

• Discuss choices

Match the following

• for assessment

• add a separate screen

• with your sources

• Compare

• in a visually appropriate and engaging format

• Present your ideas

• and contrast the works

• upload your screens

• and context of the works

• Analyse the content

Write down a design or art idea that changed the world. This will form the basis for your selections.

Why should you 'think local'?

What's the purpose of a thought box? ( page 31 )

How is culture defined as in the book on page 34?

Answer explanation

Shared beliefs, attitudes and patterns. An organised system of symbols

What's an example of ' culture exerting power? '

What's the first step in research?

Answer explanation

Asking meaningful questions.