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- Theatre: Grade 1
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- Music: Intermediate Chorus - Grades 6-8
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- Dance: Ballet
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- Dance: Dance for Theatre
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- Dance: Dance Production
- Dance: Jazz Dance
- Dance: Men's Dance
- Dance: Modern Dance
- Dance: Music for Dancers
- Dance: Performance Ensemble
- Dance: Performance Ensemble
- Dance: World Dance Forms
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- Lighting Design I
- Lighting Design II
- Lighting Design III
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- Media Arts: Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
- Music: Advanced Band - Grades 9-12
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Levels I-II
Creating
- 1
Demonstrate an understanding of creative/choreographic principles, processes, and structures.DHSCCP.CR.1
- a
Identify and explore the elements of choreography.DHSCCP.CR.1.a
- b
Discuss ways to document partnering choreography (e.g. photography, video, writing computer programs).DHSCCP.CR.1.b
- c
Demonstrate the use of choreographic form through short combinations.DHSCCP.CR.1.c
- d
Explore manipulating personal and structured dance combinations with a partner.DHSCCP.CR.1.d
- e
Recognize and demonstrate a variety of structures and/or forms (e.g. AB, ABA, cannon, call-response, narrative).DHSCCP.CR.1.e
- a
- 2
Demonstrate an understanding of dance as a form of communication.DHSCCP.CR.2
- a
Recognize how the use of choreographic structure is used to communicate meaning in a dance.DHSCCP.CR.2.a
- b
Demonstrate the use of theme through movement.DHSCCP.CR.2.b
- a
- 1
Performing
- 1
Identify and demonstrate movement elements, skills, and terminology in dance.DHSCCP.PR.1
- a
Execute technique based warm-up such as ballet, modern, jazz, tap, and world dance activities related to strength, muscular endurance, and flexibility.DHSCCP.PR.1.a
- b
Demonstrate an understanding of basic dance terminology and technique.DHSCCP.PR.1.b
- c
Develop focus, control, and coordination in performing combinations of locomotor and axial movements.DHSCCP.PR.1.c
- d
Demonstrate kinesthetic awareness through body parts and isolations, and connect the body to one’s kinesphere.DHSCCP.PR.1.d
- e
Demonstrate the ability to transfer weight, change direction, and maintain balance.DHSCCP.PR.1.e
- f
Identify dance vocabulary from codified techniques.DHSCCP.PR.1.f
- a
- 2
Understand and model dance etiquette as a classroom participant, performer, and observer.DHSCCP.PR.2
- a
Demonstrate attentiveness, focus, concentration, initiative, and self-discipline when participating in the dance learning environment.DHSCCP.PR.2.a
- b
Demonstrate concentration and focus, and help to maintain a respectful performance environment for others.DHSCCP.PR.2.b
- c
Exhibit ability to perform with focus and concentration, and attend rehearsals and classes in preparation for performances.DHSCCP.PR.2.c
- d
Exhibit initiative in modeling appropriate behaviors and skills as an audience member and dance observer, and understand the role of an arts patron.DHSCCP.PR.2.d
- a
- 3
Recognize concepts of anatomy and kinesiology in movement.DHSCCP.PR.3
- a
Understand and execute principles of major muscles and proper alignment.DHSCCP.PR.3.a
- b
Recognize that proper alignment facilitates efficiency of movement.DHSCCP.PR.3.b
- c
Understand imagery (ideokinesis) and its ability to increase efficiency of movement.DHSCCP.PR.3.c
- d
Identify basic principles of injury prevention for ballet.DHSCCP.PR.3.d
- a
- 4
Understand and apply music concepts to dance.DHSCCP.PR.4
- a
Synthesize musical concepts with self-initiation in instructed and created dance movements and phrases. DHSCCP.PR.4.a
- b
Demonstrate initiative in phrasing movements artistically, aesthetically, and musically.DHSCCP.PR.4.b
- a
- 1
Responding
- 1
Demonstrate critical and creative thinking in all aspects of dance.DHSCCP.RE.1
- a
Critique movement qualities and choreography using the elements of dance (e.g. spatial design, variety, contrast, clear structure).DHSCCP.RE.1.a
- b
Observe and formulate opinions about the quality of dances on the basis of established criteria.DHSCCP.RE.1.b
- c
Engage in self-reflection and self-assessment as creator and performer.DHSCCP.RE.1.c
- a
- 1
Connecting
- 1
Understand and demonstrate dance throughout history and in various cultures.DHSCCP.CN.1
- a
Analyze the role and significance of dance in social, historical, cultural, and political contexts.DHSCCP.CN.1.a
- b
Analyze the dance styles of important twentieth century choreographers. DHSCCP.CN.1.b
- c
Understand similarities and differences between contemporary forms of dance.DHSCCP.CN.1.c
- d
Evaluate the development of dance during the twentieth century and contemporary eras, focusing on the purpose of dance, dance genres and styles, artistic conflicts and resolutions, significant contributors, and innovations.DHSCCP.CN.1.d
- e
Execute movement from various cultural dance genres that incorporate partnering.DHSCCP.CN.1.e
- a
- 2
Recognize connections between dance and wellness.DHSCCP.CN.2
- a
Explain how health and nutrition enhance dance ability.DHSCCP.CN.2.a
- b
Define the elements of personal safety in dance.DHSCCP.CN.2.b
- c
Demonstrate respect for personal well-being and the well-being of others.DHSCCP.CN.2.c
- d
Describe how dance builds physical and emotional well-being (e.g. positive body imaging, physical goals, creative goals, focus/concentration). DHSCCP.CN.2.d
- a
- 3
Demonstrate an understanding of dance as it relates to other areas of knowledge.DHSCCP.CN.3
- a
Identify and explore various dance genres and innovations throughout historical time periods.DHSCCP.CN.3.a
- b
Use a variety of resources to investigate dance genres.DHSCCP.CN.3.b
- c
Identify and explore various dance related professions.DHSCCP.CN.3.c
- a
- 1
Levels III-IV
Creating
- 1
Demonstrate an understanding of creative/choreographic principles, processes, and structures.DHSCCPADV.CR.1
- a
Generate original movement phrases from a variety of sources (e.g. instructor and selfguided improvisation).DHSCCPADV.CR.1.a
- b
Manipulate movement phrases using the elements of choreography.DHSCCPADV.CR.1.b
- c
Demonstrate various choreographic forms through both personal and group choreography.DHSCCPADV.CR.1.c
- d
Demonstrate the use of choreographic form and notation using long combinations.DHSCCPADV.CR.1.d
- e
Manipulate structured personal and structured group combinations to create a formal dance work.DHSCCPADV.CR.1.e
- f
Demonstrate a variety of structures or forms (e.g. AB, ABA, cannon, call-response, narrative). DHSCCPADV.CR.1.f
- a
- 2
Demonstrate an understanding of dance as a form of communication.DHSCCPADV.CR.2
- a
Recognize how the use of choreographic structure is used to communicate meaning in a dance.DHSCCPADV.CR.2.a
- b
Identify and demonstrate the use of theme through movement. DHSCCPADV.CR.2.b
- c
Demonstrate the use of props as an extension of theme.DHSCCPADV.CR.2.c
- a
- 1
Performing
- 1
Identify and demonstrate movement elements, skills, and terminology in dance.DHSCCPADV.PR.1
- a
Execute an intermediate/advanced technique based warm up (e.g. ballet, modern, jazz, tap, world dance) related to strength, muscular endurance, and flexibility.DHSCCPADV.PR.1.a
- b
Execute intermediate/advanced principles of dance technique with precision for classroom and performance.DHSCCPADV.PR.1.b
- c
Execute focus, control, and coordination in performing complex combinations through the integration of dance elements.DHSCCPADV.PR.1.c
- d
Refine the ability to transfer weight, change direction, and maintain balance in a dynamic movement context without losing focus.DHSCCPADV.PR.1.d
- e
Synthesize knowledge of dance vocabulary from codified techniques.DHSCCPADV.PR.1.e
- a
- 2
Understand and model dance etiquette as a classroom participant, performer, and observer.DHSCCPADV.PR.2
- a
Demonstrate attentiveness, focus, concentration, initiative, and self-discipline when participating in the dance learning environment.DHSCCPADV.PR.2.a
- b
Demonstrate concentration and focus, and help to maintain a respectful performance environment for others.DHSCCPADV.PR.2.b
- c
Exhibit ability to perform with focus and concentration, and attend rehearsals and classes in preparation for performances.DHSCCPADV.PR.2.c
- d
Exhibit leadership skills in modeling appropriate behaviors and skills as an audience member and dance observer.DHSCCPADV.PR.2.d
- a
- 3
Recognize concepts of anatomy and kinesiology in movement.DHSCCPADV.PR.3
- a
Exhibit use of self-monitoring methods to refine and improve alignment and technical skills.DHSCCPADV.PR.3.a
- b
Define, describe, and execute the physiological demands of different dance techniques and repertoire, and how to prepare for those demands within rehearsals and performances.DHSCCPADV.PR.3.b
- c
Engage in self-directed learning strategies to increase accuracy, precision, artistry, and expressiveness.DHSCCPADV.PR.3.c
- d
Apply principles of injury prevention for dance.DHSCCPADV.PR.3.d
- a
- 4
Understand and apply music concepts to dance.DHSCCPADV.PR.4
- a
Synthesize musical concepts with self-initiation in instructed and created dance movements and phrases.DHSCCPADV.PR.4.a
- b
Demonstrate initiative in phrasing movements artistically, aesthetically, and musically.DHSCCPADV.PR.4.b
- a
- 1
Responding
- 1
Demonstrate critical and creative thinking in all aspects of dance.DHSCCPADV.RE.1
- a
Critique movement qualities and choreography using the elements of dance (e.g. spatial design, variety, contrast, clear structure).DHSCCPADV.RE.1.a
- b
Observe, critique, analyze, and respond to the quality of dance performances and compositions using specified criteria and appropriate dance terminology.DHSCCPADV.RE.1.b
- c
Compare and contrast multiple choreographed works.DHSCCPADV.RE.1.c
- d
Describe and demonstrate aesthetic qualities particular to various styles of dance.DHSCCPADV.RE.1.d
- e
Propose ways to revise choreography according to established assessment criteria.DHSCCPADV.RE.1.e
- f
Engage in self-reflection and self-assessment as a creator and performer.DHSCCPADV.RE.1.f
- g
Defend and/or justify the similarities and differences between observing live and recorded dance performances. DHSCCPADV.RE.1.g
- a
- 1
Connecting
- 1
Understand and demonstrate dance throughout history and in various cultures.DHSCCPADV.CN.1
- a
Analyze the role and significance of dance in social, historical, cultural, and political contexts.DHSCCPADV.CN.1.a
- b
Analyze the dance styles of important twentieth century choreographers.DHSCCPADV.CN.1.b
- c
Understand similarities and differences between contemporary forms of dance.DHSCCPADV.CN.1.c
- d
Evaluate the development of dance during the twentieth century and contemporary eras, focusing on the purpose of dance, dance genres and styles, artistic conflicts and resolutions, significant contributors, and innovations.DHSCCPADV.CN.1.d
- e
Execute movement from various cultural dance genres that incorporate partnering.DHSCCPADV.CN.1.e
- a
- 2
Recognize connections between dance and wellness.DHSCCPADV.CN.2
- a
Communicate how lifestyle choices affect the dancer.DHSCCPADV.CN.2.a
- b
Analyze the historical and cultural images of the body in dance and compare these to images of the body in contemporary media.DHSCCPADV.CN.2.b
- c
Discuss challenges facing a performer in maintaining a healthy lifestyle.DHSCCPADV.CN.2.c
- d
Assess consequences of personal action, and commitment and discipline necessary to achieve dance goals.DHSCCPADV.CN.2.d
- a
- 3
Demonstrate an understanding of dance as it relates to other areas of knowledge.DHSCCPADV.CN.3
- a
Understand and demonstrate how media and technology can reinforce, enhance, and/or alter the dance concept and performance.DHSCCPADV.CN.3.a
- b
Explore technological tools to communicate about and create dance.DHSCCPADV.CN.3.b
- c
Understand how technology can reinforce, enhance, and/or alter the dance concept and performance.DHSCCPADV.CN.3.c
- a
- 1
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