DANCE EDUCATORS TRAINING INSTITUTE

Join us this summer for a week of workshops that will help us to get ready for the 2010-2011 School Year by re-energizing our dance interests!

August 2-6, 2010

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What is the ClancyWorks Summer Dance Educators Training Institute?

We believe that outstanding teaching takes place when educators are passionate and engaged in their own artistic growth! With support from the The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund, and the Baltimore County Public School System, ClancyWorks Dance Company will host a week-long intensive professional development for artists teaching dance. The week is designed to enable participants to delve deeper into their artistic pursuits and to enhance their pedagogical techniques in a challenging and supportive environment.

When and Where will the Summer Institute take place?

The Institute will take place August 2-6, 2010 from 10 AM to 5:30 PM each day, and will be held at:

Goucher College

1021 Dulaney Valley Road

Baltimore, MD 21204-2794

Who is the Summer Institute Intended to Serve?

Sessions are open to the public, with a particular interest to serve choreographers and performers to highly experienced dance educators as well as teaching artists who are just beginning to work in the field of dance education. Administrators and participants from carious arts and educational disciplines are invited and encouraged to attend the workshops.

What does the week's schedule look like?

Each day of the week will start with a technique class in a different style. The remainder of the day will offer workshops tailored to meet the needs of teaching artists and dance educators in a public school setting.

Workshop topics:

• Improvisation/Partnering
• Approaching Choreography from different angles: site specifically, technologically, to teach specific lessons, collaboratively, etc.
• Teaching improvisation/composition/choreographing with the brain in mind
• Building the healthy dancer: latest trends in dance science
• Connecting dance to an academic curriculum
• Use of popular culture in teaching dance to middle and high school students
• State of the art video techniques/programs for the classroom
• Documentary Impulse – how to easily incorporate everyday technology into the classroom and into your choreography
• Developing an arts residency: Finding Funds for Guest Artists, Collaborating to Develop Class Plans, Creating a curriculum that achieves Maryland Essential Learning Outcomes and is individualized for different residencies
• Classroom management skills, working in an urbanized environment with art tools as a way to manage classroom behavior. Necessary tools and methodologies needed for a dance educator in public schools
• Differentiation in the dance classroom; from theory to practice
• Infusing history and aesthetics in the classroom

Is it possible to receive professional credit for participating in the Institute?

YES!!! Workshop Participants may receive 1 professional credit for completion of the Dance Educators Training Institute. Go to https://www.bcps.org/apps/registration/ to register for credit. 

Who is on the Faculty for the Week-Long Training Institute?

Our faculty list continues to grow. Check out the faculty bios for more information.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE REGISTRATION FORM

Workshop Fees:

Fee for the workshop is $250. Tuition will be waived for Baltimore County Public School Faculty Members and ClancyWorks' Teaching Artists.

For information on how to become a ClancyWorks Teaching Artist email: Adrienne@ClancyWorks.org or call: 301-717-9271

To register, e-mail Allison Pearsall, Program Coordinator, at Allison@clancyWorks.org for a registration form 

ClancyWorks Dance Company P.O. Box 3111, Silver Spring, MD 20918
p. (301) 717-9271 e. info@clancyworks.org www.clancyworks.org
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