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Trite symbolism
Presented by
Mrs. Meczywor
We will understand communication through the use of symbolic language.
Lesson Objective #1
symbols
Through symbols, we are able to communicate with people that might not speak our language. If you texted someone in Japan a smiling emoji, they would understand that. Maybe you are just short on time, and you simply reply with a thumbs up emoji when your friend asks about your report card grades. Symbols can make our communication with others easier and faster.
communicating
with symbols
Trite= something that is overused; lacks originality, basic
Trite
symbols
- Symbol is a thing that represents or stands for something else .
- Symbols are good for communication purposes, but not for artwork.
- Overused symbols are not art. They lack creativity; someone has already used it.
We can brainstorm original artwork ideas, avoiding the use of trite symbolism.
Lesson
Objective #2
Creating a
graphic organizer
don't be
basic
Expectations
Lesson
expectations
- FOLLOW ALL LESSON INSTRUCTIONS
- COME UP WITH YOUR OWN ARTWORK IDEAS, DO NOT COPY THE ONES ON MY EXAMPLE
- DO NOT TURN IN RUSHED WORK
- PLEASE, PRETTY PLEASE, STICK TO THE DEADLINE
(now on Fridays)
Watch the video for step by step
instructions
lesson
instructions
Please turn it in
Turn it
in!!
Please attach a photo of your work to the assignment and Turn- in through Google classroom(preferred).
AFTER ADDING THE PHOTO, MAKE SURE YOU CLICK TURN-IN ON YOUR ASSIGNMENT. IT WILL SHOW UP AS MISSING IF YOU DO NOT.
If you’re having difficulty with this, you may submit to mmeczywor@eisd.org. Include the lesson and student name in the subject.
VIDEO MEETING ON THURSDAY
****DEADLINE IS ON FRIDAY****