Photography & Media Art
Photography & Media Art for High School
Explore the image in the digital age — composition, staged photography and media critique — with analysis tasks and studio prompts.
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Why teachers use these
The most relevant art form
Students already live in images. These units give them the tools to make and critique photography and media with intention.
What's covered
What's inside
Analysis lessons, studio prompts, worksheets and slides.
- Composition & the frame
- Staged & documentary photography
- Media & visual culture critique
- Digital image techniques
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Frequently asked questions
Is expensive equipment needed?
No. The focus is on visual thinking and analysis, so students can work with phone cameras or existing images.
What grade levels are these for?
They are written for Grades 9–12 and work across Art, Photography and media-studies electives. Differentiated and optional tasks let you scale the difficulty up or down for mixed-ability groups without extra prep.
What files do I get, and can I reuse them?
Each resource downloads instantly as editable Microsoft Word worksheets and answer keys plus a PowerPoint slide deck, so you can print class sets or teach digitally. A purchase is licensed for your own classroom, so you can reuse it with new students every year.
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