What to teach in appreciation class

The content to be taught in the appreciation class is as follows:

1. Literary appreciation: introduce the themes, plots, characters, language use, etc. of literary works to help students understand and appreciate literary works. aesthetic value and artistic charm. Works from different literary genres and writers can be selected, covering different cultural backgrounds and periods.

2. Art appreciation: including appreciation of painting, music, dance, drama and other art forms. Help students appreciate the expression form, emotional expression and artistic skills of artistic works through viewing, hearing and experience.

3. Music appreciation: By listening to music works, you can learn the basic elements of music, the emotions and styles expressed by music, and develop the ability to appreciate music. It can involve different types of music, such as classical music, pop music, ethnic music, etc.

4. Appreciation of visual art: Introduce visual art works such as painting, sculpture, photography, etc., and teach the basic concepts of art, composition, color application and the artist's style. By appreciating visual art works, students can develop their observation and aesthetic abilities in art.

5. Appreciation of film and television works: By watching films, documentaries, TV series and other film and television works, students can learn the narrative structure, performing arts, photography techniques, etc. of film and television works, and cultivate students' appreciation and understanding of film and television art.

The role of appreciation classes

1. Cultivate aesthetic taste: Appreciation classes can cultivate students' interest in and appreciation of different art forms. Through exposure to and understanding of various works of art, students can develop their perception and appreciation of beauty and enhance their own aesthetic taste.

2. Enrich cultural knowledge: Appreciation classes can help students understand and experience different cultural expressions. Through exposure to literature, art, music, film and television works, etc., students can understand the artistic traditions, values ??and aesthetic concepts of different cultures and enrich their cultural knowledge.

3. Cultivate emotion and expression skills: Appreciation classes can stimulate students' emotional responses and emotional experiences. By being exposed to excellent works of art, students can feel the emotions expressed in the works, develop their own emotional expression skills, and learn to use artistic language to express their emotions and thoughts.