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James
B.
Dudley High
School
“Failure is not an option!”
Course Outline
2006-2007
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MODERN DANCE I/II
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Teacher’s Name: Ms. Robinson Room # : 104C
Phone #: 336-370-8130
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Planning Period: 3rd
Time: 11:55am-2:09pm
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Email address: robinsa5@gcsnc.com
Please note: Teachers should respond to all email within
a 24-hour period.
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Description of Course:
Using a
modern dance-based approach,
Dance
I
explores movement as a creative art form. Through dance ensemble work, students use
creative and critical thinking skills to create and communicate meaning
through dance movement. Students experience the role of both choreographer
and dancer and have opportunities to present their work. Through the study of dance in various
cultures and historical periods, students broaden their understanding of
dance as an art form.
Dance II
emphasizes students' acquisition of intermediate
movement skills and refined motor control through the study of various modern
dance techniques. Students learn to take responsibility for their personal
health and to care for their dance instrument. Through dance ensemble work,
students continue to explore improvisation, dance elements, and composition
as both dancer and choreographer.
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DANCE I/II NCSCOS Course Objectives:
1.01
Recognize and demonstrate kinesthetic awareness through proper body
alignment.
1.02
Recognize and demonstrate that different dance forms have various techniques
and vocabularies.
1.03
Demonstrate and define basic modern dance vocabulary.
5.01
Identify ways that dance reflects, records, and influences history.
6.02
Demonstrate understanding of basic principles of anatomy and kinesiology
while performing movement.
6.03
Formulate a plan for meeting personal goals as a dancer by outlining logical
steps and organizing resources.
6.04
Research challenges (fact, propaganda, and opinion) facing professional
dancers in maintaining healthy lifestyles.
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Textbook Title(s) and Author(s): NONE
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Materials Needed:
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Notebook
(no loose leaf paper)
-I will collect notebooks on a regular basis; NO other work should be
in your dance notebook!
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Required Projects/Assignments:
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Winter Concert (
first semester)- TBA
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Spring Concert (
second semester)- TBA
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Grading Policy:
Daily
Participation/Final Performance
50%
Journals/Homework/Class
work/Quizzes
30%
Tests
20%
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Homework Policy: YES, you will have homework in DANCE I/II!!!
Please turn in all assignments on-time. No late work will be accepted unless
it is Make-up Work (with valid note provided).
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Make-up Work Policy: Students are required to submit make-up work
for excused absences within five school days. There will be NO Make-up Work for unexcused
absences!!!
Note: See student handbook for
school-wide make-up work policy.
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Attendance Policy:
Students are expected to be in class on
time each day of school. All late
students will need to report to lock-out…NO EXCEPTIONS!!!
Note: See student handbook for
additional attendance information.
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Behavioral Expectations:
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Be Prompt And Prepared For Class
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Follow All Directions (written/verbal)
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Respect Yourself, The Instructor, And Your Peers
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Class is Dismissed Only By MS. ROBINSON
Failure to adhere to these procedures in
addition to the school wide procedures will result in the following consequences:
1.
Verbal warning/*ISS/OSS
2.
Conference with teacher/Detention
3.
Phone call to parent(s)/guardian/*ISS/OSS
4.
Parent and student conference with teacher, and/or counselor and
administrator
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A student may receive
ISS/OSS depending on the severity of the issue.
Note: See student handbook for
school-wide rules and behavior policy.
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