CP30.2
Create solo, duo or group dances that convey personal vision or social commentary.
Indicators for this outcome
(a) Create movement or dance composition inspired by personal experience, social issue or recognized Canadian dance maker.
(b) Use another art form (e.g., drama, visual art, music) or discipline (e.g., science, social studies, physical education) as inspiration for dance making.
(c) Demonstrate purposeful use of dance elements and choreographic form in dance-making process.
(d) Research Canadian choreographers’ methods and practices.
(e) Incorporate a Canadian dance maker’s (e.g., Michael Greyeyes, Robin Poitras, Peggy Baker) ideas and movement style into a dance composition.
(f) Create dance with a focus on social justice (e.g., reconciliation) and cultural diversity in a Canadian context.
(g) Adapt choreography for a range of abilities.
(h) Demonstrate collaboration, problem solving and clear communication during the dance-making process.
(i) Design overall vision including production components such as space, attire/regalia, lighting, sound, set and props, working with a range of resources (e.g., found objects).
(j) Collaborate and demonstrate leadership with peers, teacher, community members during dance-making process.
(k) Keep a record of dance-making ideas and choreography using traditional or invented notation.
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Record posted/updated: July 12, 2021