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Senior Years Band - SACSA Framework

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South Australian Curriculum, Standards and Accountability <strong>Framework</strong><br />

Strand: arts practice<br />

Students work independently to develop their knowledge of Key Idea<br />

styles, forms and conventions associated with each arts<br />

form. They demonstrate control of arts skills, integrate<br />

techniques, and develop effective operational use of technical equipment and other arts tools.<br />

They are discerning in their control of the technological aspects of arts practice, and engage in<br />

complex and critical thinking processes in the creation and re-creation of arts works.<br />

T • C • KC7<br />

Across arts forms and within each arts form this includes such learning as:<br />

● demonstrating a capacity for refining work for public performance, exhibition or display. They give<br />

presentations/performances that skilfully convey intentions to specific audiences and make<br />

innovative use of promotion conventions C • KC1 • KC2 • KC6<br />

● developing proficiency in the use of techniques, and exploring the limitations and potential of the<br />

materials and techniques involved T • KC1<br />

● developing expertise in multimedia techniques and in a discrete arts technology of their choice<br />

Id • C • KC7<br />

20 <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Years</strong> <strong>Band</strong> — Arts<br />

● drawing from a wide range of arts skills and techniques, and from a repertoire of technological and<br />

mathematical skills, in designing, creating and presenting arts works C • KC1 • KC6 • KC7<br />

● confidently exploring and using interactive multimedia arts works and emergent online technologies<br />

for production and distribution of their work T • C • KC1<br />

● working with practising artists and groups to develop techniques with personal style In • C • KC4<br />

● exploring and experimenting in a wide range of styles, forms and mediums in order to make choices<br />

about their arts ideas, and assessing the aesthetic potential of a medium T • KC1 • KC3 • KC6<br />

● integrating, controlling or redesigning/reconstructing conventions in order to enhance and refine<br />

ideas. They employ their specialised understanding of arts practice in order to produce works<br />

using combined arts forms T • KC3 • KC6<br />

● demonstrating an understanding of promotion conventions, interests and biases; and working<br />

within constraints such as copyright, codes of practice and classification systems to select<br />

appropriate conventions when creating/re-creating arts works In • KC1<br />

● employing specialist language and terminology; identifying specific features, and demonstrating<br />

control of skills and techniques specific to each arts form and combinations thereof, including<br />

those listed on page 22, in the development and production of arts works/productions.

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