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Real-life Nigeria: Role-play simulating marketing or selling artworks

Take role-play simulating marketing or selling artworks out of the textbook. Describe a re

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Quiz: The major classes of visual art

Set me a quick recall test on the major classes of visual art at SS1 level. Five questions

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Spot my mistake: The meaning of visual art in one sentence

Show me a worked example on the meaning of visual art in one sentence with an error somewh

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WAEC prep: Group presentation on one visual arts profession

Act as my WAEC Visual Art examiner. I am in SS1. Set me an exam-standard question on group

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Practice set: Characteristics of each culture

Give me a practice set on characteristics of each culture for SS1 Visual Art. Start with t

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Practice set: Each assessment objective in their own words and produce a dated project plan

Set me five practice tasks on each assessment objective in their own words and produce a d

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Practice set: Producing three thumbnails, annotate the strengths of each and select one with reasons. [AO1]

Give me a practice set on producing three thumbnails, annotate the strengths of each and s

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Let me explain: Esie soapstone, Tsoede bronze, Ekpo wood carving and the Alok monoliths

Let me talk you through esie soapstone, Tsoede bronze, Ekpo wood carving and the Alok mono

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Teach me: Them with the cultures studied in Week 5, compared

I am an SS1 student studying Historical foundation of Nigerian art (200BC–1900AD) II in Vi

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Spot my mistake: Collect first-hand and second-hand images relevant to the theme

Give me a wrong or muddled explanation of collect first-hand and second-hand images releva

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Spot my mistake: Using the terms accurately in written annotation

Give me a wrong or muddled explanation of using the terms accurately in written annotation

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Let me explain: The work against the theme

Let me talk you through the work against the theme from the Introduction to three-dimensio

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Spot my mistake: The primary, secondary and tertiary colours

Give me a wrong or muddled explanation of the primary, secondary and tertiary colours from

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Let me explain: Each against the theme

Let me talk you through each against the theme from the Developing composition options top

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Spot my mistake: Interpreting a second theme

Give me a wrong or muddled explanation of interpreting a second theme from the Project Two

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Let me explain: The main print processes

Let me talk you through the main print processes from the Print making topic. When I finis

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Teach me: Collage and mosaic compared

I am an SS1 student studying Picture making: collage and mosaic in Visual Art. Explain col

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Teach me: Drawing a composition applying the elements and principles

I am an SS1 student studying Elements and Principles of Art and Design in Visual Art. Expl

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Spot my mistake: Demonstrating neatness, creativity and proper documentation

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Let me explain: Create simple designs using both

Let me talk you through create simple designs using both from the Traditional Nigerian Mot

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