1. SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY ?
    2. SUMMER SEMESTER 2004
  1. EDUC 430-4
    1. (E01.00)
      1. CHERYL KAY?
      2. Office: TBA ?
      3. Phone: 604-777-2104
      4. PREREQUISITE
      5. COURSE DESCRIPTION
      6. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
      7. ASSIGNMENTS
      8. REQUIRED TEXT
      9. RECOMMENDED TEXT
      10. Class Participation
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EDUC 430-4
DESIGNS FOR LEARNING: DANCE ?
(E01.00)
CHERYL KAY?
Office: TBA ?
Phone: 604-777-2104
TUESDAY 17:30-21:20 in EDB 7540 (mini-gym)
PREREQUISITE
Education
401/402
or permission of instructor
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is designed for teachers who plan to teach dance in the school system in arts, P.E., dance or
classroom contexts. During the course we will look at a developmental progression for teaching dance
to primary, intermediate and secondary students with consideration of the distinctive needs and abilities
of each of these groups. Students will be expected to maintain an understanding of the movement
elements and to use these in their work. We will take a creative look at integrating children's literature,
writing, and art with dance. Students will use a variety of approaches to choreography as well as have
opportunities to create, perform and critique their own compositions. We will discuss lesson and unit
planning, assessment and evaluation and study the Ministry of Education's IRP. Assigned readings
will consider contemporary issues related to the teaching of the arts and dance in education. Active
participation is a requirement of this course as much of the time will be spent dancing!
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Cheryl Kay has been teaching in Burnaby School District since 1978. Since that time she has taught
dance; as a classroom teacher, in P.E. classes, integrated into her music program as an Orff trained
music teacher and at the secondary level. She is currently working on her Masters degree in Arts and
Education at SFU with a specific focus on Dance Education. She began dancing at age 13 and has
studied and performed in Vancouver in a diverse mix of dance styles and techniques. Currently she is a
member of the Vancouver Tap Dance Society and Vice President of the Board of Directors of VTDS.
ASSIGNMENTS
1 Class Participation
25%
2 Paper on Course Readings
15%
3 Sense of Dance Assignments
15%
4 Structured Improvisation
15%
5 Dance Teaching Resource Binder
15%
6 Performance Piece
15%
REQUIRED TEXT
Schrader, Constance A.
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A Sense of Dance
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Custom Courseware Package of selected articles
RECOMMENDED TEXT
Gilbert, Anne G.
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Creative Dance for All Ages
Class Participation
Since the nature of this course is participatory, attendance and involvement are imperative.
25%
1.
Term Paper on Course Readings
Students are asked to write a short paper related to a course reading.
15%
2.
Sense of Dance Assignments
There will be a series of short assignments on the course text. Some of these may be done in class time.
15%
3.
Structured Improvisation
Students will be asked to design a structured improv suitable for a grade level of their choice built upon
Anne Green Gilbert's
movement ideas.
15%
4.
Dance Teaching Resource Binder
During the course of the term, students are asked to design and collect a resource binder of material that
will be useful in their
future dance teaching situations.
15%
5.
Performance Piece
There will be a performance assignment on the last night of class. Criteria for the performance will be
developed during the course. ?
15%
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