#Sophia online sketchpad verification#
#Sophia online sketchpad professional#

BTW this is an exclusive look at one of my handout pages from my local workshops and shows the type of things I explain in detail in SketchingNow Buildings (2020 Group Run Through starting 15 Jan). I did some rough sketches using watercolour pencils as part of my teaching pages for my Sketching Architecture workshop and these worked out fine, although paper with little more tooth on the surface is is generally better for pencil work. So I actually started drawing with a different Joy with a finer nib so I had more control. The ink just glided over the surface – it’s gorgeous! The funny thing is that the ink flowed so well, that I found the medium gold nib in my Lamy White Joy flowed too much and created too thick a line. My watercolour paints were beautifully vibrant on this paper.Īfter struggling with using my fountain pens in the 100% cold press paper in the Etchr sketchbook (the last book I used) it was a real shock to use paper which was so smooth and easy to use with pen. It did enable me to produce lots of fun ‘bad’ marks in my work, which is something I love. The smooth paper took watercolour well, but as you would expect, it didn’t create a lot of granulation. I personally like a ‘well-loved’ sketchbook.

The book opens flat but binding came apart a little but nothing that I can’t live with. The sketchbook has a lovely textured dark grey cover and mine got a bit battered and dirty during the 3 weeks it took me to fill an A4 sized landscape book. Here is a photo comparing the surface with the Hahnemuhle Watercolour book – note: the paper is whiter than it appears in this photo. Nostalgie paper is 190gsm very smooth white paper (no cotton content) which is similar to Stillman and Birn Epsilon and Zeta (in fact it’s midway in weight between the two).

#Sophia online sketchpad verification#

If you need official verification that attendance at our program will satisfy your requirements, please check with your principal and/or the appropriate person in your diocese.I’ve recently finished a Nostalgie sketchbook by Hahnemuhle and I absolutely loved using it! Each diocese will determine if/how these hours can be applied toward on-going teacher or catechist certification requirements. Participants at our programs receive certificates stating the number of hours at each workshop and as proof of attendance. Sophia Institute for Teachers is an independent, non-profit organization.

#Sophia online sketchpad professional#

Professional Development Certificate: You may request your certificate by visiting this link. You can watch a recorded video right away. Recorded Webinar: Join master teacher Jose Gonzalez to discuss simple but effective techniques for explaining and engaging your students with Confession. Video Script: Allows your visual learners to read along and/or refer back to the script while completing the viewer’s guide.īackground Reading: Short essay on Confession to increase background knowledge of this Sacrament.Ĭomplete Lessons on Penance and Reconciliation (high school and elementary school versions): Students will deepen their understanding of God’s mercy, why they should go to Confession, the importance of telling their sins to a priest, and how the sacrament brings about the forgiveness of sins. Video Viewing Guide: Perfect for Catholic classrooms, parish religious education classes, and homeschooling parents, this guide includes pre-viewing activities, post-viewing discussion questions, and a fill-in-the-blank activity for your students to complete when watching the video a second time. In this 45-minute recorded webinar, Catholic teachers and parish catechists will learn about the Sacrament of Reconciliation and how you can use the Sophia SketchPad video to explain the Biblical basis of penance and to convince even the most skeptical students of the importance of Confession.īy purchasing this webinar, you will receive: