Marking Schedule For Junior Visual Art – Level 4 Curriculum Strands (Evidence) Practical Knowledge (PK) Elements & Principles (understandings) Technical Processes (skills) Developing Ideas (DI) (to communicate an intention) Communicating & Interpreting (CI) Viewing, analysing and responding. (How is it made? What message is conveyed?) Understanding Context (UC) Viewing and researching. (Who made it? Where, when and why was it made? How is it valued?) Not Achieved Achieved Achieved With Merit (L4) Achieved With Excellence Not enough work submitted. The student is able to: Apply knowledge of elements (eg colour, shape, line, space, ) to make symbols and arrangements. Use the principles of unity, variety, repetition, contrast and balance to arrange individual symbols into a composition. Use painting and drawing techniques, tools and materials for making symbolic motifs. The student is able to: Generate ideas using observation and/or imagination. With direction develop the personal expression of their story. The student is able to: Apply knowledge of the elements with understanding when making symbols and arrangements. Demonstrate an understanding of principles of unity, variety, repetition, contrast and balance when arranging individual symbols into a composition. Use painting and drawing techniques, tools and materials with control. The student is able to: Select, apply, and arrange elements with understanding and control when making symbols and arrangements. Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the principes of unity, variety, repetition, contrast and balance when arranging individual symbols into a composition. Use painting and drawing techniques, tools and materials with clear understanding and control. The student is able to: Generate ideas from purposeful observation and or imagination. Develop ideas appropriately in relation to communicating a personal expression of their story. The student is able to: Purposefully explore and accurately describe how the use of media, methods, elements and principles influences the communication of ideas in the selected artworks. The student is able to: Develop a range of ideas from careful observation and/or imagination. Develop a range of ideas that reflect an appropriate understanding of the personal expression of their story and the artist model.. The student is able to: With direction explore and describe how the choice of media, methods, elements and principles influences the communication of ideas in the selected artwork(s). The student is able to: With direction investigate the purposes of the artwork(s) presented and identify some of the contexts or influences on how it was made, viewed and/or valued. The student is able to: Investigate the purposes of the artwork(s) presented and identify contexts or influences on how it was made and is viewed and valued. The student is able to: Consistently explore and interpret the influence of selected media, methods, elements and principles on the communication and interpretation of ideas in the selected artworks. The student is able to: Independently investigate the purposes of the artwork(s) presented and clearly understand the contexts or influences on how it was made, is viewed and valued.