Students select a symbol, research it's meaning, and produce books of their concepts, history and meanings.
Triangles.
Students must include a scriptogram, diagram, phonogram, pictogram, and ideaogram of symbol within the layout. Triangles.
Symbol= Triangles.
Symbol= Triangles.
Symbol= Triangles.
Symbol= Triangles.
Students are encouraged to explore materials, sizes, and visual orientation depending on their concepts.
Symbol= Eye. Students are encouraged to explore materials, sizes, and visual orientation depending on their concepts.
Symbol= Androgyny.
Students are encouraged to explore materials, sizes, and visual orientation depending on their concepts.
Symbol= Blindness. Students are encouraged to explore materials, sizes, and visual orientation depending on their concepts.
Symbol= Blindness. Students explored layout in variying panels that changed in the context of a flip book.
Symbol= Blindness. Students explored layout in variying panels that changed in the context of a flip book.
Symbol= Blindness.
This piece takes the format out of the bounded book and into an exhibit space to further concept and audience understanding
Symbol= Blindness (Detail). This piece takes the format out of the bounded book and into an exhibit space to further concept and audience understanding.
Symbol= Vine. Students are encouraged to explore materials, sizes, and visual orientation depending on their concepts.
Symbol= Wings. Students are encouraged to explore materials, sizes, and visual orientation depending on their concepts.
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