The textbook (Visual Art: Design and Architecture in Human Life) for the 7th grade, authored by A. S. Piterskikh and G. E. Gurov under the editorship of Academician B. M. Nemensky, is a core component of the Russian Federal school curriculum for arts education.
While lower grades focus on drawing and painting basics, the 7th-grade curriculum shifts toward . It aims to help teenagers understand the "shape" of the world and their role in creating it. Key Topics Covered:
It connects art with history, sociology, and engineering.
(e.g., about interior design or city structure)?
Students examine works of design and architecture to learn how space, volume, and color are used.
The book adheres to Federal State Educational Standards (FGOS), focusing on developing critical thinking and creativity.
Each chapter includes tasks designed for active learning, such as making design projects , collage-graphic compositions , and spatial modeling .
The textbook (Visual Art: Design and Architecture in Human Life) for the 7th grade, authored by A. S. Piterskikh and G. E. Gurov under the editorship of Academician B. M. Nemensky, is a core component of the Russian Federal school curriculum for arts education.
While lower grades focus on drawing and painting basics, the 7th-grade curriculum shifts toward . It aims to help teenagers understand the "shape" of the world and their role in creating it. Key Topics Covered:
It connects art with history, sociology, and engineering.
(e.g., about interior design or city structure)?
Students examine works of design and architecture to learn how space, volume, and color are used.
The book adheres to Federal State Educational Standards (FGOS), focusing on developing critical thinking and creativity.
Each chapter includes tasks designed for active learning, such as making design projects , collage-graphic compositions , and spatial modeling .