Level Guides

Analyzing scripts and characters, then bringing them to life on stage through body, voice, and emotion.

Interpreting and evaluating visual art through its formal elements, history, and cultural meaning.

A street dance built on toprock, footwork, freezes, and power moves performed over breakbeats in cyphers.

Turning flour, water, and yeast into bread and pastry through mixing, fermentation, shaping, and oven heat.

Judging coffee quality by aroma, acidity, body, sweetness, and aftertaste, and naming what you taste.

Fusing modern dance, ballet, and postmodern traditions into movement that explores emotion and the body.

Planning ideas, producing them as text, image, video, or audio, distributing them, and measuring results.

Understanding ingredients and technique to safely produce dishes with the flavor and texture you intend.

Turning imagination into fiction — building characters, plot, and a voice that carry emotion and meaning.

Picking finished tracks, mixing them live, and reshaping the flow from the room's response into one set.

Moving your body to music to express emotion and story, from rhythm to choreography and stage performance.

Expressing observation and imagination in line, form, and value, from proportion to your visual language.

Combining garments and accessories to create an intended impression from body shape, color, and occasion.

Analyzing films through cinematography, narrative, and cultural context to argue why a work lands or fails.

Planting and keeping plants alive, shaping the space to fit them, and taking a crop from sowing to harvest.

Playing acoustic or electric guitar — chords, strumming, fingerpicking, scales, and free improvisation.

Moving to hip-hop groove and bounce, then extending into cyphers, battles, choreography, and teaching.

Interpreting the past by evidence — weighing primary and secondary sources and placing events in context.

Designing spaces for function, safety, and aesthetics through circulation, lighting, color, and materials.

A 1970s LA funk street dance, spanning core moves like Lock and Point through battles and choreography.

Reading skin tone and face shape, using color and texture to create a look, from everyday to professional.

Building sound from scratch into a finished track: writing, arranging, sound design, mixdown, mastering.

Understanding notation, intervals, harmony, and form to analyze why music works and to compose with it.

Examining questions of existence, knowledge, and value by testing assumptions and arguing rigorously.

Controlling exposure, light, and composition to make the image you intend and tell a story through it.

Reading scores and coordinating both hands at the keyboard to play pieces and shape your interpretation.

Making short vertical videos that build an audience, from first upload to monetization and new formats.

Expressing music and emotion through your voice by harmonizing pitch, rhythm, breath, and vocal technique.

Selecting, arranging, and refining footage with color and sound into video that serves its purpose.

Arm-driven street dance from 1970s LA disco clubs: fast arm work, battling, choreography, and lineage.

Reading a wine by appearance, nose, palate, and finish to judge quality, spot faults, and articulate both.