Classroom Visual Analysis

Nike globally is one of those most well-known sportswear brands, as seen being wore by the NFL and other professional sports leagues. Gender equality among the depiction between men and women. Nike created an advertisement for their new product which challenges the typical view of women. Nike uses their popular consumer base to provoke gender equality by using contrasting colors and an unpopular portrayal of women.

As for my Visual Analysis Task, I have chosen to write about this image on the left. This piece was recently created by Shepard Fairey a street artist. This was made in response to the election of Donald Trump- known as the President of the United States. ‘We the People’ features portraits of Native Americans, African Americas, Muslims, and Latinas portrays in Fairey’s trademark style with slogans such as “Women are Perfect” and “Defend Dignity”.

They sing a song and have a little dance that they do before each transition to a new station. The classroom has two identified exceptional learners and two students who need special assistance, but their parents refuse to have them tested and identified. This makes for a very chaotic environment and a lot of work for the general and assistant teacher. The classroom is well thought out though allowing for personal growth of all students at their own pace. They have a desk in the classroom that is kind of blocked off for students with special needs like Lexi and Billy whom may need a break from the action and chaos of the normal classroom. They also have another work area outside of the classroom for times when students need a break from the regular classroom or to work in specific

This is a picture of my BIC card and is what I get as a Medi-Cal recipient, and the other picture is my new insurance card. I chose this picture for government health programs because the department of Health and Human Services are where they provide Medicare and Medicaid. The department of Health Care Services is where they administer Medi-Cal, which is what I have. It is the nations largest Medicaid program and many Californians have it. It pays for almost half of all births in California, and a little more than half of all the revenues in California hospitals. Medi-Cal, which is what I have offers essential health benefits similar to what Covered California offer. When I visit the doctors or is taken to the emergency room, my expenses are

This is an anti-smoking advertisement geared towards parents of young children. The advertisement is overall plain and simple; it gets straight to the point when you look at it and utilizes a dark theme. This anti-smoking advertisement is trying to evoke a sense of “parental guilt” into parents who smoke. The way the advertisement is able to do this is through the use of an optical illusion, use of text and the use of negative space.

For the photograph that I took, I decided to follow Weston’s theme and photograph an organic object with interesting features. I needed to find something with a vivid texture so that the photograph could allow the viewer to almost feel what I could. I searched throughout my room until finally, I found what I was looking for. It was a shell from the Pacific Ocean that I had brought back with me from Mexico. The shell had off-whites blended into browns and reds. It also had ridges running from the origin of the shell, to the outside. I found the situation to be somewhat ironic considering that Weston had lived in Mexico taking photographs, and also took pictures of shells.

Before reading Dustin Mull’s piece, I was confused on what a visual analysis would look like or what would be a good topic to research on. After reading his analysis, I got a better understanding of the structure of a visual analysis essay. It was easy to understand the analysis the way Dustin set up his essay by discussing what his event was and then going into a chronological order of events that happened before, during, and after the event.

One must look at classroom management as a plan for what procedures students will follow throughout the day. Teachers must understand their role in making sure students have a successful experience each day. Wong H. & Wong R., state “Effective teachers teach how to responsibly follow procedures” (2009, p. 165). To have a smooth-running classroom with minimal behaviors, students must be taught classroom procedures from the very first day. In my classroom we have procedures for many things we do each day. Some of these are arrival of children, snack time, lining up and walking down the hallway, and cleaning up centers. I have been teaching these procedures for many years with much success.

People often say that kids are like sponges. This is a very popular metaphor, and what it means is that kids will absorb almost everything. Childhood is when you are the most impacted. Things that they see everyday become a part of who they are and they learn very quickly. With that being said, are you giving good examples on how your children should act when they grow older? These days smoking has become basically socially acceptable. When you go out in public you see cigarettes everywhere. People smoking on the corner, cigarette butts littering the ground and companies advertising their brand wherever they can post an ad.

The commercial starts out with a dark brown haired woman, named Ashley, sitting on a couch holding a small wooden alien figurine. She then proceeds to say “I love your apartment Brian” as a man, Brian, and a monkey are walking up from behind the couch. The monkey climbs over the couch and sits next to Ashley. As the monkey, Frank, sits next to Ashley, Ashley says “and Frank is so well behaved”. Brian leaning on the couch from behind says “yeah we’re best buddy’s. I’m going to grab some Bud Lights” as he points towards his kitchen. Brian then stands up and walks into his kitchen. Ashely now looking at Frank says “You’re so cute”. Frank puts his arm around Ashley and says “I think uh you’re cute too”. Ashley

Generally believed to have begun in Florence, the Renaissance – also known as the ‘Rebirth’ – was a period of reviving interest in classical art and the beginning of scientific revolution. The Renaissance period did not begin abruptly; instead, it was an idea that took shape since the time of the painter Giotto (Gombrich 2007). In the early Renaissance period, Giotto experimented with and laid the foundation for painting with perspective, a method that was refined and perfected by later painters and sculptors. The period towards the end of the fifteenth century was known as the High Renaissance. It was the apex of artistic innovations, techniques, and productions. The height of the

I also think that it is important to choreograph your classroom. Your experience as a teacher proves that some form of choreographing is beneficial for the way your classroom is managed. I also see how it can eliminate distractions and disruptive behavior. Choreographing your classroom helps your students know how you expect them to conduct themselves in your class and produces an effective learning style and environment. Through this video, Ms. Saul shows us how she used what worked for her classroom management through using her background as a fine arts major to help students move quickly and efficiently around the classroom through choreographing.

My husband is the school superintendent for a small school district in Oilton. With all of the budget cuts it is unfortunate that art education has become a thing of the past. We have always sent our daughter to private voice, acting, and dance lessons and she has been involved with community theater since she was small. She will study Theater as her minor as she enters college this August. Unfortunately, this is a luxury that 99% of the children of Oilton will never be able to experience. However, with projects such as The Creative Classroom, the opportunity for learning through the arts can, once again, become a reality.

In reality, the children move about the classroom independently, choosing the order of their learning activities. There may be 15 or more activities, or ?jobs? as they are called in some Montessori classrooms, occurring at the same time with small groups or individual work, yet the classroom remains quiet, yet busy and productive, sometimes with the soft hush of classical music playing in the background. Many Montessori school classrooms place a card around the child?s neck with the day?s objectives written in the form of a checklist for the students to monitor themselves. This checklist encourages the students to take responsibility for their own learning, as well as discourages prompt-dependence, since the student need not wait for instruction. Some of the activities in a Montessori classroom include reading, pre-reading using phonics, math, discovery science and writing. Children learn skills in a way that he or she is not aware that learning is taking place. For example, a child playing in the sand box with a small rake is not aware that he or she is learning fine motor skills and how to hold and control a pencil. Another observation in a Montessori classroom is that most classrooms tend to span three grade levels. This practice allows to children to become mentors to younger students. Also, the large gap in developmental levels allows children to ?learn at their own pace? (Keller, 2001), which is another important Montessori

Lone Scherfig's An Education (2009) is a coming of age story, based on the memoir of the same name by English journalist, Lynn Barber. An Education tells the story of high school student, Jenny Mellor, studying to be admitted into Oxford and how her path changes upon becoming romantically involved with a much older man, David Goldman, giving up on her studies in order to marry him. After learning he is already married, heartbroken, Jenny returns to her studies and through her hard work, is eventually admitted into Oxford. The Aristotelian dramatic theories can be applied to provide an analysis of the aspects of plot as they are presented in An Education.