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These Dance units are for Middle School Level students. Several are aligned with the Common Core and all are aligned with the Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in Dance.
These Dance units are for High School Level students. Several are aligned with the Common Core and all are aligned with the Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in Dance.
This is an expansive compilation of Dance Units inspired by historical literary works. This is Volume 1.
These Dance units were written for all grades and are aligned with the Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in Dance Benchmarks. It was compiled and edited by Ana Nery Fragoso, Director of Dance and Amy Russo, Program Manager for the Citywide Dance Professional Development.This is an expansive compilation of Dance Units inspired by historical literary works. This is Volume 2.
These Dance units were written for all grades and are aligned with the Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in Dance Benchmarks. It was compiled and edited by Ana Nery Fragoso, Director of Dance and Amy Russo, Program Manager for the Citywide Dance Professional Development.This is an expansive compilation of Dance Units inspired by science.
These Dance units were written for all grades and are aligned with the Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in Dance Benchmarks. It was compiled and edited by Ana Nery Fragoso, Director of Dance and Amy Russo, Program Manager for the Citywide Dance Professional Development. Special thanks to the Department of Education and to all of the NYC dance educators who contributed to this booklet as writers and also to those on our reviewing panel: Shirlene Blake, Catherine Gallant, Andrew Jannetti, Megan Minturn, Sandi Stratton-Gonzalez and Rachel Wurman.This is an expansive compilation of dance units inspired by pioneering and innovative choreographers from history.
It was compiled and edited by Ana Nery Fragoso, Director of Dance, and Amy Russo, Arts Program Manager, for the Citywide Dance Professional Development. Special thanks to the Department of Education and to all of the NYC dance educators who contributed to this booklet as writers and also to those on the reviewing panel: Clara Bello, Shirlene Blake, Edwin Brathwaite, Catherine Gallant, Andrew Jannetti, Megan Minturn, and Sandra Stratton Gonzalez. Special thanks to Jody and John Arnhold and the Arnhold Foundation for their continuous support of dance education in NYC public schools. This piece was produced with support from Jody Gottfried Arnhold and the Arnhold Foundation.
Volume 2: Dance units inspired by literary works
This is an expansive compilation of Dance Units inspired by historical literary works. This is Volume 2.
These Dance units were written for all grades and are aligned with the Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in Dance Benchmarks. It was compiled and edited by Ana Nery Fragoso, Director of Dance and Amy Russo, Program Manager for the Citywide Dance Professional Development.
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