The STEAM project taking place in Mr. Jones’ GOPA class is process-oriented,
having developed through student-generated questions that led to themes:
having developed through student-generated questions that led to themes:
Architecture
Found Art
Automotive Design
Textile Design
Painting Techniques
Science of Art
Viscosity and Adherence
The themes were supported when Art PIR Triada Samaras taught a two-part lesson that first introduced the difference between STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math) and STEAM (Science Technology Engineering ART Math.)
The lesson then asked students to consider how art provides a vital link among the other
STEAM subjects. In particular, the words “innovation” and “invention” were discussed, and how most inventions are a combination of art and other subjects.
From the eight themes, eight art media were student-selected:
Drawing
Paint
Pottery
Pollack
Building
Plasticene
Stencil
Graffiti
Pollack
Building
Plasticene
Stencil
Graffiti
The works below illustrate the themes and the art media. They served as jumping off points to stimulate student creativity and imagination. Now these ideas will be used to move STEAM forward. Mr. Jones will now focus this creativity and imagination through the dual lenses of prior knowledge and specific techniques.
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