2013Medical Entomology and ZoologyOpen access

Complete Guide to Primary Dance

Lyn Paine

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Chapter 1. Why Dance? What Is Dance and What Makes It Unique? Benefits of Dance Key Skills Dance and Culture Inclusive Practice Dance Beyond the Classroom Dance in the Curriculum High-Quality Dance Outcomes Summary Chapter 2. The Dance Model Brief History of Dance in Education Performing Composing Appreciating Integrated Approach to Performance, Composition and Appreciation Summary Chapter 3. Ingredients of Dance Actions (What the Body Does) Dynamics (How the Body Moves) Space (Where the Body Moves) Relationships (How We Dance With Others) Summary Chapter 4. From Ideas to Dances Planning the Dance Experience Planning for Progression Teaching and Learning Strategies Types of Dance Styles of Dance Choreographic Knowledge for the Teacher Summary Chapter 5. Warming Up, Cooling Down, and Safe Practice Warming Up Cooling Down Safe Practice Summary Chapter 6. Managing the Learning Establishing an Ethos Managing Behaviour Establishing Routines Managing the Space Pace and Momentum Groupings Differentiation Non-Participants Dance Space Role of the Adult Inclusive Practice Summary Chapter 7. Assessing Dance Assessment for Learning (Formative Assessment) Summative Assessment How Do Children Develop in Dance? Expectations for Dance Summary Chapter 8. Dance and the Curriculum Creative Curriculum Dance and Literacy Dance and Numeracy Dance and Science Dance and Physical Education Dance and the Arts Dance and Humanities Dance and Information Technology Dance, Design and Technology Summary Chapter 9. Resources for Dance Music for Dance Professional Dance Professional Dance Artists Summary

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Chapter 1. Why Dance? What Is Dance and What Makes It Unique? Benefits of Dance Key Skills Dance and Culture Inclusive Practice Dance Beyond the Classroom Dance in the Curriculum High-Quality Dance Outcomes Summary Chapter 2. The Dance Model Brief History of Dance in Education Performing Composing Appreciating Integrated Approach to Performance, Composition and Appreciation Summary Chapter 3. Ingredients of Dance Actions (What the Body Does) Dynamics (How the Body Moves) Space (Where the Body Moves) Relationships (How We Dance With Others) Summary Chapter 4. From Ideas to Dances Planning the Dance Experience Planning for Progression Teaching and Learning Strategies Types of Dance Styles of Dance Choreographic Knowledge for the Teacher Summary Chapter 5. Warming Up, Cooling Down, and Safe Practice Warming Up Cooling Down Safe Practice Summary Chapter 6. Managing the Learning Establishing an Ethos Managing Behaviour Establishing Routines Managing the Space Pace and Momentum Groupings Differentiation Non-Participants Dance Space Role of the Adult Inclusive Practice Summary Chapter 7. Assessing Dance Assessment for Learning (Formative Assessment) Summative Assessment How Do Children Develop in Dance? Expectations for Dance Summary Chapter 8. Dance and the Curriculum Creative Curriculum Dance and Literacy Dance and Numeracy Dance and Science Dance and Physical Education Dance and the Arts Dance and Humanities Dance and Information Technology Dance, Design and Technology Summary Chapter 9. Resources for Dance Music for Dance Professional Dance Professional Dance Artists Summary

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Chapter 1. Why Dance? What Is Dance and What Makes It Unique? Benefits of Dance Key Skills Dance and Culture Inclusive Practice Dance Beyond the Classroom Dance in the Curriculum High-Quality Dance Outcomes Summary Chapter 2. The Dance Model Brief History of Dance in Education Performing Composing Appreciating Integrated Approach to Performance, Composition and Appreciation Summary Chapter 3. Ingredients of Dance Actions (What the Body Does) Dynamics (How the Body Moves) Space (Where the Body Moves) Relationships (How We Dance With Others) Summary Chapter 4. From Ideas to Dances Planning the Dance Experience Planning for Progression Teaching and Learning Strategies Types of Dance Styles of Dance Choreographic Knowledge for the Teacher Summary Chapter 5. Warming Up, Cooling Down, and Safe Practice Warming Up Cooling Down Safe Practice Summary Chapter 6. Managing the Learning Establishing an Ethos Managing Behaviour Establishing Routines Managing the Space Pace and Momentum Groupings Differentiation Non-Participants Dance Space Role of the Adult Inclusive Practice Summary Chapter 7. Assessing Dance Assessment for Learning (Formative Assessment) Summative Assessment How Do Children Develop in Dance? Expectations for Dance Summary Chapter 8. Dance and the Curriculum Creative Curriculum Dance and Literacy Dance and Numeracy Dance and Science Dance and Physical Education Dance and the Arts Dance and Humanities Dance and Information Technology Dance, Design and Technology Summary Chapter 9. Resources for Dance Music for Dance Professional Dance Professional Dance Artists Summary

Key concepts: Dance, Dance education, Concert dance, Contemporary dance, Folk dance, Modern dance, Curriculum, Visual arts

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