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ISBN 10: 0367248700
ISBN 13: 9780367248703
Author: Karen Schupp
Dance Education and Responsible Citizenship 1st Edition Table of contents:
1 Arts Education and Citizenship: A Pedagogical Framework
A Proposed Framework for Arts Education
Arts Education Goals
Examples of Classroom Practice
See and Be Seen
Listen to Others
Honor Spaces and Bodies
Connect Arts Creations to a Larger World
Center the Work and Decenter the Student
Recognize Stories, Ideas, and People
Methodology
Social Justice and Aesthetic Education
Aesthetic Education as Cognition
Aesthetic Education and Empathy
Aesthetic Education and Citizenship
Conclusion
References
2 Teaching African Dances as Civic Engagement: Pedagogic Perspectives of Teachers of African Dances in North America, Europe, New Zealand, and Asia
Re/Telling African Stories: Do Teachers of African Dances Have a Role to Play?
Conceptualizing the Research Questions: An Autoethnographic Search
Understanding Perspectives Through Dance: Some Literary Viewpoints
Teaching African Dances as a Transformative and Acculturative Experience: A Theoretical Consideration
Research Methods and Data Analysis
Research Participants
Data Collection Methods
Data Analysis
Presentation and Discussion of Findings
The Need for Teaching African Dances as Civic Engagement
Cultivating Civic Understanding: What Can Teaching African Dances Do?
Fostering Civic Understanding Through Embodied Dance Experiences and Stories
Deepening Civic Understanding Through Dialogues: Why the Learners’ Questions Matter
Negotiating Civic Understanding Through Dance: The Learning and Teaching Challenges
Conclusion
References
3 COLLABORATION: An Activity of Responsible Citizenship
What and Where is Collaborative Dance Making?
Rehearsal as a Pedagogical Space
Thinking Together
Relational Being and Dialogue
Listening and Being Present
Voice and Bodying
A Pedagogy of Responsible Citizenship
The Way Forward
Notes
References
4 Laying New Ground: Uprooting White Privilege and Planting Seeds of Equity and Inclusivity
The Power of Language and Terminology
Curriculum and Pedagogy
Evaluation, Values, and Aesthetics: A Laban Lens
Administration in Education
Implementation in Policy and Curriculum
Implementation in Pre-K–12 Schools
Implementation in Higher Education
Conclusion
References
5 Reframing Dance Appreciation and Dance History to Teach Social Responsibility
Previous Approaches
A New Framework
Pedagogical Reflections
Note
References
6 Comm(unity): Promoting Civic Engagement in a Modern Dance Performance Course
A Look into the Curriculum
Exploration and Empowerment
Creative Community Projects
Encouraging Civic Engagement
ORCID
References
7 Circle of Love: A Message from Hip Hop
The Circle Pedagogy
Expression: Opening Circle Activity
Reflection
Expression: Breaking Dance Technique and History
Detection: What Can We Do with Hip Hop Lessons?
Reflection and Expression
Reflection: Agency
Classroom Reflection
Conclusion
Notes
References
Index
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