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Art Learning Session No. 2 (Diagnostic Test)
Art Learning Session No. 2 (Diagnostic Test)
Art Learning Session No. 2 (Diagnostic Test)
SESSION N° 02
"diagnostic test"
INFORMATIVE DATA
EDUCATIONAL “JOSÉ FAUSTINO SANCHEZ DEGREE FIRST SECTION “A” “B” “C”
AREA ART BIMESTER Yo DURATIO 2 HOURS
TEACHER HERNAN CUBA VERASTEGUI AP UNIT Yo DATE MARCH 21ST
AREA COORDINATOR: JOSE KOO AMBROSIO
DIRECTOR: MARTHA HERRERA APONTE
EXPECTED LEARNING
COMPETENCES CAPABILITIES INDICATORS
ARTISTIC Sensitively perceives the natural environment, It identifies the different levels of performance that students have in each
grade, generate hypotheses of difficulties in understanding some knowledge
APPRECIATION its productions and artistic-cultural and provide educational material for the classroom.
manifestations.
DIDACTIC SEQUENCE
START (20 m.)
Presentation of component images of the art area.
The teacher asks the students questions:
Do you know these elements and instruments? What is your function?
How is it represented?
The students' responses are systematized by the teacher using the blackboard.
Students are interested in learning about the topic.
DEVELOPMENT (55 m.)
Students are placed separately.
Read the instructions for the diagnostic test.
The tests are distributed to each of them.
Students solve the evaluation questions.
The teacher provides feedback on the topic and assigns tasks to the students.
CLOSING (13 m.)
The evaluations are collected and then corrected by the teacher.
A meta-cognitive evaluation is applied.
What I learned? How did I learn? What difficulties have you encountered? How did I feel in class?
TASK TO WORK AT HOME (2. m.)
DIDACTIC SEQUENCE
START (20 m.)
Presentation of component images of the art area.
The teacher asks the students questions:
Do you know these elements and instruments? What is your function?
How is it represented?
The students' responses are systematized by the teacher using the blackboard.
Students are interested in learning about the topic.
DEVELOPMENT (55 m.)
Students are placed separately.
Read the instructions for the diagnostic test.
The tests are distributed to each of them.
Students solve the evaluation questions.
The teacher provides feedback on the topic and assigns tasks to the students.
CLOSING (13 m.)
The evaluations are collected and then corrected by the teacher.
A meta-cognitive evaluation is applied.
What I learned? How did I learn? What difficulties have you encountered? How did I feel in class?
TASK TO WORK AT HOME (2. m.)
DIDACTIC SEQUENCE
START (20 m.)
Presentation of component images of the art area.
The teacher asks the students questions:
Do you know these elements and instruments? What is your function?
How is it represented?
The students' responses are systematized by the teacher using the blackboard.
Students are interested in learning about the topic.
DEVELOPMENT (55 m.)
Students are placed separately.
Read the instructions for the diagnostic test.
The tests are distributed to each of them.
Students solve the evaluation questions.
The teacher provides feedback on the topic and assigns tasks to the students.
CLOSING (13 m.)
The evaluations are collected and then corrected by the teacher.
A meta-cognitive evaluation is applied.
What I learned? How did I learn? What difficulties have you encountered? How did I feel in class?
TASK TO WORK AT HOME (2. m.)
DIDACTIC SEQUENCE
START (20 m.)
Presentation of component images of the art area.
The teacher asks the students questions:
Do you know these elements and instruments? What is your function?
How is it represented?
The students' responses are systematized by the teacher using the blackboard.
Students are interested in learning about the topic.
DEVELOPMENT (55 m.)
Students are placed separately.
Read the instructions for the diagnostic test.
The tests are distributed to each of them.
Students solve the evaluation questions.
The teacher provides feedback on the topic and assigns tasks to the students.
CLOSING (13 m.)
The evaluations are collected and then corrected by the teacher.
A meta-cognitive evaluation is applied.
What I learned? How did I learn? What difficulties have you encountered? How did I feel in class?
TASK TO WORK AT HOME (2. m.)
DIDACTIC SEQUENCE
START (20 m.)
Presentation of component images of the art area.
The teacher asks the students questions:
Do you know these elements and instruments? What is your function?
How is it represented?
The students' responses are systematized by the teacher using the blackboard.
Students are interested in learning about the topic.
DEVELOPMENT (55 m.)
Students are placed separately.
Read the instructions for the diagnostic test.
The tests are distributed to each of them.
Students solve the evaluation questions.
The teacher provides feedback on the topic and assigns tasks to the students.
CLOSING (13 m.)
The evaluations are collected and then corrected by the teacher.
A metacognitive evaluation is applied.
What I learned? How did I learn? What difficulties have you encountered? How did I feel in class?
TASK TO WORK AT HOME (2. m.)
Mozart was born on January 27, 1756, in Salzburg. (Austria) and was baptized as Johannes Mozart, although
They knew him as Wolfgang Amadeus. He was the last son of Leopold Mozart, a musician in the service of the Prince Archbishop of Salzburg, and his
mother's name was Anna María Pertl.
Mozart's birthplace is Getreidegasse no. 9 in the city of Salzburg, it is a three-story house, which is currently used as a museum with a large number
of objects from the period and some instruments of Mozart as a child.
Wolfgang and his sister Maria Anna showed amazing talents for music from a young age.
At the age of four, Wolfgang practiced the harpsichord and composed small songs and minuets. At the age of six, he played the harpsichord and the
violin skillfully, could read music at sight, had a prodigious memory and a great ability to improvise musical phrases. He was not a child like the
others:
1 .- Answer the following questions from “MOZART AND HIS LITTLE CHILDHOOD”
2 .- On what date was Mozart born?
5 .- Where did Mozart live and what was his house like?
II.- According to the following instruments, which have high and low sounds. Write an “A” if it is high-pitched and a “G” if it is low-pitched:
1 .- Guitar ------------------------------------
2 .- Flute -------------------------------------
3 .-Drum -------------------------------------
4 .- Maracas --------------------------------
5 .- Triangle ---------------------------------
III.- Observe the words and mark with an “S” if the sound is soft, and with an “F” if it is loud.
1 .- Horn -------------------------------------
2 .-Micro -------------------------------------
3 .-Leak ---------------------------------------
4 .- Bicycle -----------------------------------
5.-School bell -----------------------------------
IV.- Mark the correct alternative with an X:
1. What is the quality of sound that allows us to differentiate between 2. How is sound produced?
people's voices called? a. sound is produced when an object vibrates
a. Height b. This vibration is transmitted through sound waves
b. Duration c. sound waves are represented graphically
c. Doorbell d. None of the above.
d. Intensity
3. What is the name of the sign that gives the name to the notes on the 1. Where is the treble clef located? to. At the beginning of each
staff? staff b. Where we have a space c. Just before the staff d. It is not
a. dividing line placed anywhere
b. Treble clef
c. Black
d. Bass clef
SURNAMES AND NAMES : _____________________________DATE: ____________GRADE : First SECTION: _________________
ARTISTIC APPRECIATION
ART AREA DIAGNOSTIC TEST
I .-Determine the truth or falsity of the following statements:
2.2. - We can identify the sound of a trumpet, a flute, a clarinet and the human voice by:
2.4. -It is a musical sign that is graphic at the beginning of the staff and serves to name the musical notes. It corresponds to:
a) The musical notes b) The dividing bar c) The key or key d) The compass E) TA
2.6. -The ability to perceive sounds and recreate them as part of their experiences is developed, corresponding to:
ARTISTIC APPRECIATION
2.2. - It is the constant succession of sounds, with musical phrases and is born from the inspiration of human feeling is:
a) The musical notes b) The treble clef c) The bass clef d) b and c E) NA
2.5. -The ability to perceive sounds and recreate them as part of their experiences is developed, corresponding to:
2.10. The intermediate colors are obtained from the mixture of:
a) Primary color + binary color
b) Primary color + tertiary color
c) Primary color + neutral color
d) NA
ARTISTIC APPRECIATION
ARTISTIC APPRECIATION
a) Increases one semitone b) Decreases one semitone c) Cancels the value of the others d) Decreases one tone E) NA