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Resource - Integrating Dance with Science and History - Demonstration Classroom Video

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Abstract: 
This is a video of a demonstration classroom. In this video, students use movement to represent science concepts. (Please Note: This video was labelled as Drama incorrectly by the source and CODE cannot edit the mistake.)

Integrating Dance with Science and History

This video podcast was developed by Curriculum Services Canada. Rob Thrasher's students use movement to represent science concepts.

This video is 12:53 in length.  (Please note: This video was labelled as Drama in error but CODE does not have the ability to edit.)

Love how he mixes science with dance to help students understand an abstract idea. As more students come up to demonstrate their molecule dance, you can see that they are becoming engaged. The students have chances to express
concepts that they did not understand, but thanks to physically performing the task, they are able to connect their learning. Students who are on IEPs and special programs can understand the concept when doing the dance. By acting it out, students could explain the concepts to prove they understand the concepts. - commentary from a pre-service candidate

Subject / Panel: Dance / Junior
Terms: history, Teacher Learning, social studies-integrated, science-integrated
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