Module Outline
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Contemporary Dance Workshop 102
Contemporary Dance Workshop 102
Module
National Code
State Code
14020
14020
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
21/03/1994
Field of Education
100105 - Dance
Nominal Hours
51
Description
To provide students with the opportunity to
practise/rehearse technique components from western,
traditional and ethnic repertoires, in an unset
workshop situation.
To encourage students' independent effort as a
necessary part of the learning process.
To enable students to extend their own skills of
technical execution through trial and error, and
experimentation.
To facilitate the students' expression of their Aboriginality in dance.
practise/rehearse technique components from western,
traditional and ethnic repertoires, in an unset
workshop situation.
To encourage students' independent effort as a
necessary part of the learning process.
To enable students to extend their own skills of
technical execution through trial and error, and
experimentation.
To facilitate the students' expression of their Aboriginality in dance.
No information
Evidence Guide
Internal Assessment 100%
Suggested bases for assessment may include:
Attendance, and general attitude towards workshop.
Individual contribution to workshops, in terms of:
o energy input
o group support
o determination to improve
o resourcefulness in seeking necessary advice.
Participation, and contribution to class discussion.
The main specification is that students acquire a
pass in all sections of the assessment. In order to
complete all assessment criteria, students also must
attend a minimum of 70% of the course.
Suggested bases for assessment may include:
Attendance, and general attitude towards workshop.
Individual contribution to workshops, in terms of:
o energy input
o group support
o determination to improve
o resourcefulness in seeking necessary advice.
Participation, and contribution to class discussion.
The main specification is that students acquire a
pass in all sections of the assessment. In order to
complete all assessment criteria, students also must
attend a minimum of 70% of the course.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4505 | Aboriginal Performing Arts (Dance) | Accredited course |