Read the forward by Alicia Graf Mack the Introduction AND Chapter 1 and Chapter 2
https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=tXwmCwAAQB…Read the forward by Alicia Graf Mack, the Introduction, AND Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 from your text, “American Dance: The Complete Illustrated History.” After you have read the material, please submit the following in the form of a word document:
1. TEN facts of interest- List ten facts that you found interesting or new (5 points)
2. Create FIVE questions based upon the readings that you would pose to students if you were the instructor. The purpose of questioning is for you to pay attention to what you are most curious about as a result of the readings. (5 points)
3. Write and upload a one-page journal reflection in response to any part of the readings. Share something that you consider significant in your readings. Share any personal ideas, thoughts, feelings, or questions that arose as a result of your readings. (5 points)
chapter 3-5
Post one paragraph per chapter and respond to three other posts.
15 points for your own chapter paragraphs (5 points per chapter paragraph) plus 15 points for your responses to three other posts. (5 points per post).
chapter 4-7
Write two paragraphs per chapter on any aspect of dance that drew your attention.
1. What was interesting to you? Why?
2. Do you agree, disagree, or take issue with any of the information presented? Explain.
For chapters 1&2, I need to get it done early in the morning.
Here’s the link to the book
Chapter 1&2 reading
Ten facts of interest
most dance take place in a line, circle, or procession. The style is often organic and naturalistic, reflecting a spiritual connection to the earthly environment.
The dog dance of the san ildefonso pueblo, in northern new mexico, is one of the more mysterious of the ceremonial dances. At the conclusion of the dance, bread or coins are thrown on the floor for the two “dogs” to battle over. the mystery involves the meaning of the dance, which is supposed to symbolize peace.
Legend has it that fifty Indians from a Wisconsin reservation fought in world war 1, and when forty-nine of them returned, the people created a dance in their honor. In it, the dancers form a line with their partners, alternating men and women, and circle to the left, with left hands on left shoulders along the line. Forty-niner sons are always in English.
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