Description
Teaching Dance as Art in Education (TDAE) is known to be a strong comprehensive foundation text for higher education and in-service teachers. Now seamlessly translate this text into classroom practice. This bundle offers the highest quality conceptual-based curriculum and instruction available in educational dance. These resources deliver the 6DC model of educational dance in a three-dimensional, hands-on way for coherence in teaching and learning. These synergistic materials instill the big ideas that move “informational dance” instruction to become “educational dance.”
The kits grew out of two cornerstone chapters in Teaching Dance as Art in Education (“Creating and Composing” and “Analysis and Critique”). It is their inquiry-based resources that advance the chapters’ content in new and unforgettable ways. Users of TDAE as a text miss part of its classroom impact without the strategic catalysts in these two kits.
For dance education professors, pre-service dance educators, K-12 dance teachers, graduate students, student teachers, teaching artists, dance company education directors.
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BUNDLE CONTENTS
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- Textbook: Teaching Dance as Art in Education [Signed by the author by request.](McCutchen’s foundation textbook from Human Kinetics: 2006).
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- Toolkit One: Viewing Dance~~Vocabularies for Critiquing (TK1U–the ultimate version) (McCutchen’s “responding kit” instills the principles and process of dance critique. © 2008)
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- Toolkit Two: Creating Dance~~Processes for Choreographing (TK2U–the ultimate version) (McCutchen’s “creating kit” instills the processes and foundation structures for dance composition and enables teachers to articulate the key aspects of choreography. © 2011)
4. Four Ways to Inquire in Dance (set of 5 posters)
5. Dance Literacy, poster