Trident Learning

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is an extension of DANS 240. It continues to train students in the study of modern/contemporary dance techniques and theory beyond the intermediate level. Students are instructed in the Cuban Modern Dance Technique. The course also facilitates the teaching of other dance techniques, in order to extend students’ abilities and range of vocabulary. Emphasis is placed on intermediate to advanced concepts as they relate to technique development and personal style. Principles and concepts underlying the selected techniques are studied through research, reading and writing assignments. Students are required to participate in dance productions, studio concerts and any other appropriate functions that are put on by the College. 

INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS

Practical classes, written assignments, lecture-discussions, problem solving, students are kept informed about current developments through local and international guest tutors, film/video and/or slide packages

STUDENT ASSESSMENT

            Coursework:                                                 60%

                        Participation/attendance         10%

                        Practical                                  30%

                                    In-class evaluation     

                                    Mid-semester technique

                                    Performance

                        Theory                                 20%

                                    Written

                                    Oral    

Final Exam:                                                   40%

                        Practical

                                    Technique

                                    Performance

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