Graphic design curriculum high school

Once you have your four year plan in place, it's time to choose curriculum that best fits your student. Make sure your student has input on his studies!

I've been meaning to get this on the blog for ages. Soprano was/is interested in interior design and decorating so I thought she'd enjoy an interest-led elective exploring it. I couldn't really find anything for high schoolers that would be enough for a 1/2 credit, so I made my own course, pulling together all sorts of resources. Then she loved it so much in 9th grade that she wanted to continue with it in 10th grade. Begin the search for materials again... :) Since HGTV and the DIY Network…

This homeschool art curriculum for high school will give your students a tour of great artists with picture study, art projects and an art credit.

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The file (pdf) below will help you get acquainted with Adobe Illustrator. Take a look at a few of the sections and videos. And you might need this too: ...

Introducing students to graphic novels can be a great way for them to dive into literature and art. One of the great pulls of a graphic novel is that they

Curriculum… Just take a second to let that word soak in… How does it make you feel? Worried? Confident? Restricted? Reassured? However you feel about it, having a set curriculum is something that many administrators expect of teachers. And whether you like it or not, it does help you organize your plans and can calm some anxiety […]

In any Graphic Design or Digital Art class, the very first lessons must introduce students to graphics software - such as Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator - and digital hardware, such as cameras and scanners. However, once students have a good handle on the equipment, where does a teacher go next? What art lessons can be taught that are meaningful, relevant and motivating, help students master software, and teach them about the professional field of Graphic Design? Here are 20 Art & Design…

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