DFA2 7th - Anchor Standard 2A - Week 3

What is criteria?

• Criteria is a mathematical equation that can be solved using a common order.

• A set of rules or standards used to make a judgment or decision.
• It is a color that is used on a palette.

• A set of things that you must not follow and are not able to make a decision.

• What are different types of criteria I can use for art?  

• Technical, Emotional, Historical
• Abstract, Realistic, Surreal
• Linear, Non-linear, Circular
• Formal, Contextual, Conceptual

• What are different types of criteria I can use?

• Numeric, Categorical, Biased, Unbiased
• Quantitative, Qualitative, Objective, Subjective
• Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary
• Direct, Indirect, Internal, External

Match the following art to the correct criteria (what are we judging about this art?)

• Mimesis

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• Ethics

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• Beauty

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• Innovation

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Match the following artworks to the correct criteria (what are we judging about this art?)

• The sublime

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• Realism

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• Emotional Power

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• Critique

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• How can I follow criteria to meet an identified goal?

• Break down the goal, set criteria, monitor regress, ignore adjustments
• Define the goal, break it down, set criteria, monitor progress, adjust, celebrate
• Skip defining the goal, set random criteria, monitor progress, adjust
• Define the goal, set criteria, ignore progress, celebrate

What is the purpose of a rubric for an art assignment?

• To provide step-by-step instructions for the project.
• To outline criteria and expectations for the project.
• To confuse students with vague guidelines.
• To showcase the teacher's personal preferences.

What is an identified goal? And how am I able to meet an identified goal?

• To meet an identified goal, break it down into smaller tasks, create a plan, track progress, and make adjustments.
• Procrastinate and avoid taking action
• Set unrealistic expectations
• Ignore the goal completely

How can using criteria can help guide me in the creation of an artwork?

• Criteria can serve as a roadmap for making artistic choices and assessing the quality of your artwork.
• Criteria hinder the artistic process
• Criteria are unnecessary in art creation
• Criteria limit creativity in artwork

What is an identified goal?

• A random thought without any purpose
• An unidentified wish with no direction
• A vague aspiration with no clear definition
• A specific objective or target that has been clearly defined and recognized.