H.ELAR.2.D
Develop and use assessments for evaluating literary work and other art forms as a reflection of history such as political, social, and philosophical movements.
Humanities (One-Half to Two Credits). · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017
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assessmentsliterary workart formsreflectionhistorypolitical movementssocial movementsphilosophical movements
Skills
- develop (assessments for evaluating literary work and other art forms) #dok3
- use (assessments to evaluate literary work and other art forms) #dok3
- evaluate (literary work and other art forms as a reflection of history) #dok3
- analyze (connections between art forms and historical movements) #dok3
Learning Targets
- I can develop assessments to evaluate literary works and art forms as reflections of history. #dok3
- I can use assessments to analyze how literary works and art forms reflect political, social, and philosophical movements. #dok3
- I can evaluate the effectiveness of literary works and art forms in representing historical movements. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Art and literature serve as mirrors of historical, political, social, and philosophical movements.
- Evaluating art and literature through thoughtful assessment reveals deeper connections to history.
Essential Questions
- How do literary works and other art forms reflect political, social, and philosophical movements?
- What criteria can we use to assess the historical significance of artistic works?
- In what ways do artistic creations serve as reflections of their historical contexts?
- How can developing our own assessments increase our understanding of the relationship between art, literature, and history?
- How do different interpretations of art and literature influence our view of history?