Clareza Specials: A History of Visual Analysis for Grade 10, Part 1 (Units 1-4)

Description

“Clareza Specials: A History of Visual Analysis for Grade 10, Part 1 (Units 1-4)” is a print homeschool volume from Clareza Academy for tenth grade. Part of Specials for tenth grade; A History of Visual Analysis runs long enough alone to be its own two volumes, and this is Part 1 (Units 1-4, the vocabulary of visual analysis through the Renaissance workshop). This volume covers Art, built from Clareza’s own Seeing and Meaning: A History of Visual Analysis course. It runs 310 pages laid out as a 36-week course (Art: 36 lessons), with 267 practice-sheet questions and 73 unit check-up questions built directly into the book, and a full answer key at the back. Every lesson opens with a short script a parent can read straight from the page (what to say, and what to look and listen for), names a specific misconception a student is likely to reach for and how to correct it, and closes with a practice sheet that may be copied for household use. No teaching background or app is required to use this book. Every artwork discussed is described in enough visual detail in the parent script to teach without the original image in hand. This is a standalone, black-and-white, 310-page paperback printed at 8.5 x 11 in on white paper; no login, subscription or additional purchase is required to use it. (The same course also runs as a guided online lesson at https://clarezaacademy.com, for families who want that option; the print book stands on its own without it.)

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