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Planning a dance curriculum requires thoughtful decisions so the end result is an organized progression of focused units of learning experiences. The National Dance Education Standards and the benchmarks provide a balanced framework for creating goals and objectives for the dance curriculum. The goals and objectives of the dance education curriculum need to focus on more than building a repertoire of fundamental dance skills and performing dances.
Students will use graffiti and pop culture as a springboard to create a study in movement that is related to modern mosaics. Research the history of symbols and the universality of graffiti, famous graffiti and mosaic artists, origin of rap and hip-hop, or pop culture’s influence on fashion. Students further investigate the positive and negative aspects of graffiti by taking digital photo images for a PowerPoint introduction or multimedia inclusion.
Having participated in the learning experience Working in the Coal Mine: An Integrated Approach to Folk Dance, students will create a new folk dance. GOAL To create original coal mining dances based on facts learned about coal mining in Japan and the United States. create an Americanized version of a coal mining dance based on facts they learned about coal mining and Japan.
It remains to be seen how Urban Meyer’s decision to jump back into coaching with Ohio State will affect his marketability. After weeks of speculation, Urban Meyer officially agreed to become the next football coach at Ohio State University. Meyer’s contract is for $24 million over six years, making him one of the five highest-paid coaches in college football.
View a DVD clip on Off-the-Ball-Screens from Basketball Skills & Drills, Third Edition by Jerry V. Krause, Don Meyer and Jerry Meyer. This is a DVD clip on Off-the-Ball-Screens from Basketball Skills & Drills, Third Edition by Jerry V. Krause, Don Meyer and Jerry Meyer. Off-the-Ball-Screens
