Course Book: Aesthetics and Art
A premium dark-cover course book: module outline, core concepts, a reading and discussion questions.
What is already in this template
- A ready-made cover page
- 3 pre-titled sections
- 1 question blocks
- 1 tables
- Theorem and proof blocks
Using and adapting it
A teaching plan is the document that gets revised most across a year, so keep the week-by-week distribution as a table: moving one week is then a single cell, not a renumbering of the page. Put the assessments and reporting deadlines in the same table — that is exactly what you will be looking for at the end of term, and a table is faster to scan than a paragraph.
Common questions
- What if a week moves mid-term?
- The week-by-week plan is a table precisely for this: moving a week is one cell, not a renumbering of the page.
- Where should assessments go?
- In the same distribution table, along with the reporting deadlines. That is exactly what you will be looking for at the end of term, and a table is faster to scan than a paragraph.
- Do I need to know LaTeX to use this template?
- No. You edit it like an ordinary document — type, drag blocks, insert formulas from a visual keyboard. LaTeX only runs underneath to set the page, and you can still export the source if you want it.
Related templates
An overall teaching plan covering a term or a full school year.
A monthly homeroom plan: goals, weekly activities, and a to-do checklist.
The Appendix 1 plan a subject group files each year, with the week-by-week distribution table set landscape so its six columns fit.
The Appendix 3 plan each teacher files: the personal week-by-week schedule, the topics taught outside class hours, and the professional development entries.