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Electives

Tutors: Broadhurst and Malone

Cost: varies

Bridge Tutorial offers a variety of elective classes each year. In 2020-2021, we will offer Public Speaking, Psychology, and Visual Arts courses. Typically electives rotate from year to year. Below are the classes offered for 2020-2021.

High School Intro to Visual Art II: Intro to Visual Arts II is a course that provides an introduction and builds upon art through a multimedia experience.  In this course, High School students will learn and apply not only the elements of art but the principles of design (composition, unity, variety, emphasis, rhythm, balance and pattern) to produce 2D and 3D in-class and at-home creative assignments that reflect their understanding of these concepts. Students will receive homework and assessments to ensure their understanding of elements presented.   Students will explore a variety of artists and pieces making connections to other disciplines and current events, while gaining understanding of the artists’ ideas and intentions. Various medium materials such as pencil pen and ink, watercolor, acrylic and clay will be explored. Willingness to get involved in the creative process is a more important requirement than the student’s talent or previous experience.  New artists are welcome!

Middle School Intro to Visual Art I: Intro to Visual Arts I is a course that provides an introduction to art through a multimedia experience.  Students will learn and apply the elements of art (line, shape, color, value, texture and space) to produce 2D and 3D in-class and at-home creative assignments that reflect their understanding of these concepts.  Students will also receive homework and assessments to ensure their understanding of elements presented. Students will explore a variety of artists and pieces making connections to other disciplines and current events, while gaining understanding of the artists’ ideas and intentions.  Various medium materials such as pencil pen and ink, watercolor, acrylic and clay will be explored. Willingness to get involved in the creative process is a more important requirement than the student’s talent or previous experience. New artists are welcome! 

High School Health:  This 1/2 credit course covers spiritual, physical and emotional health. The students will also learn how to advocate for themselves (and family members) and how to present themselves during health care visits. A gender divided class will be held to discuss the reproductive system.  
Thursdays Only.

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