Dance A - Choreography & Technique Mastery

Length of Course

Semester A

Level

Year 10

Learning Area

Performing Arts

Core or Specialist

Specialist

Pre-requisites

Year 9 Dance is desired.

Subject Description

Choreography & Technique Mastery 

In year 10 dance, students will continue to strengthen their appreciation and understanding of dance through both practical and theoretical components. Students will continue to explore various dance styles and techniques and creating more complex choreography. Students will showcase multiple dances pieces at our dance and Performing Arts showcases.

Year 10 dance aims to enhance students’ physical capabilities, artistic talents and critical thinking skills to prepare them for future dance studies.

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Content
  • Applying their dance understanding to choreographic devices and structures
  • Preparing for and participating in group performances.
  • Developing stage presence, confidence and the ability to engage the audience.
  • Exploring and strengthen their knowledge in different dance genres such as Contemporary, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Ballet and cultural dances.
  • Creating and performing original dance compositions.
  • Developing proficiency in various dance techniques specific to different genres.
  • Practicing core dance elements: alignment, balance, flexibility, coordination and control
  • Applying knowledge of safe dance practices to prevent injuries and enhance physical performance.
  • Investigate the origins and development of various dance styles and genres
Assessment

There are practical and theoretical assessments in this subject.

Pathways

Stage 1 Dance
Stage 1 Musical

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Year 10 - Dance A - Choreography & Technique Mastery

Tenison Woods College respectfully acknowledges the Boandik people are the First Nations people of the Mount Gambier South Eastern region of South Australia and pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, past, present and emerging.