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Dance Proposal in PHYSICAL EDUCATION

This document proposes a dance activity to promote health and well-being. The activity will take place over 3 days and involve students, parents, teachers, and others. It will include dance exercises from 8:30-11:30 each day. The objectives are to develop dance skills, choreographic skills, cultural understanding, and respect for diverse dance traditions. Committees will oversee safety, dance instruction, and event organization. The teacher submitting the proposal believes dance can benefit participants physically, mentally, and socially regardless of attributes.
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Dance Proposal in PHYSICAL EDUCATION

This document proposes a dance activity to promote health and well-being. The activity will take place over 3 days and involve students, parents, teachers, and others. It will include dance exercises from 8:30-11:30 each day. The objectives are to develop dance skills, choreographic skills, cultural understanding, and respect for diverse dance traditions. Committees will oversee safety, dance instruction, and event organization. The teacher submitting the proposal believes dance can benefit participants physically, mentally, and socially regardless of attributes.
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  • Rationale: Explores the importance of dance in emotional, physical, and social development, emphasizing its role in personal and community expression.
  • Main Objectives: Defines the core objectives of the dance proposal, focusing on developing community and personal skills through dance activities.
  • Activity Flow: Details the schedule and structure of daily activities, including preparation, protocol, and dance exercises over several days.
  • Committees: Lists the various committees involved in the event, along with their tasks and members, ensuring event safety and coordination.

Name: Aldrian T. Abellanosa Year & Section: 12-ST.

Rita Of Cascia

DANCE ACTIVITY PROPOSAL

Rationale
Dance is expressive movement with purpose and form. Through Dance, students
express, question, and celebrate human experience, using the body as the instrument and
movement as the medium for personal, social, emotional, spiritual, and physical communication.
Like all art forms, dance has the capacity to engage, inspire and enrich all students, exciting the
imagination and encouraging students to reach their creative and expressive potential. Dance
enables students to develop a movement vocabulary with which to explore and refine
imaginative ways of moving both individually and collaboratively.

Students choreograph, perform, and appreciate as they engage with dance practice and
practitioners in their own and others’ cultures and communities. Students use the elements of
dance to explore choreography and performance and to practice choreographic, technical, and
expressive skills. Students respond to their own and others’ dances using movement and other
forms of communication. Active participation as dancers, choreographers and audiences
promotes wellbeing and social inclusion. Learning in and through Dance enhances students’
knowledge and understanding of diverse cultures, times and locations and develops their
personal, social, and cultural identity. For my dance proposal, I advocate having the student do
proper exercise, which is great for everybody. Everyone can enjoy dancing regardless of race,
age, build, shape, and size. It can be done alone, practiced with a group, or with a partner.
Through dancing, students integrate several brain functions at once—kinesthetic, rational,
musical, and emotional—further increasing the neural connectivity.

This connects us to society and culture in many universal and personal ways. It deepens our
understanding of the world and ourselves. Synthesizing personal knowledge and experiences
with dance movements reinforces our ability to perceive the feelings and ideas evoked in a dance
form. Dance makes us feel happy. When we dance, all our worries and stress go away. We get
lost in pleasure and joy. Dance is also an exercise that provides numerous benefits to our health,
such as improving blood circulation, developing muscles, promoting greater flexibility,
improving body posture, etc. People who dance every day are always fit and cheerful. That’s
why dancers are very less likely to fall sick. Dance helps us connect to our inner selves. It
provides us with mental peace and awakens the consciousness of our inner beauty. It helps
develop self-confidence and self-esteem in a stimulating environment. Dance makes us feel more
energetic and enthusiastic. It makes the brain learn things faster, so our capability to grasp new
things increases.

MAIN OBJECTIVES:

 Body awareness and technical and expressive skills to communicate through


movement confidently, creatively, and intelligently

 Choreographic and performance skills and appreciation of their own and others’ dances

 Aesthetic, artistic, and cultural understandings of dance in past and contemporary context


sits relationship with other arts forms and contributions to cultures and societies

 Respect for and knowledge of the diverse purposes, traditions, histories, and cultures of
dance by making and responding as active participants and informed audiences.

ACTIVITY TITLE

“MAKIHATAW AT MAKISAYAW, UPANG ATING


KALUSUGAN AY MAPAGYAMAN”

TARGET SCHEDULE NUMBER OF DAYS TIME

● December 12, 2022 ● 3 days ● 8:30 am - 11:30 am


● December 14, 2022
● December 16, 2022

TARGET PARTICIPANTS (NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS)

● Students  This event is open to


● Parents everyone who wants to
● Teachers participate. (As many as
● Non-teaching personals possible)
MAP LOCATION

ACTIVITY FLOW

Monday
Morning

8:30 am – 9:00 am ( Preparation)

9:00 am- 9:30 am ( Bringing up the health protocol )

9:30 am - 11:30 am ( Dance activity )

11:30 am - 12:00 pm ( Rest time )

Wednesday
Morning
8:30 am – 9:00 am ( Preparation)

9:00 am- 8:30 am ( Bringing up the health protocol )

8:30 am - 11:30 am ( Dance activity )

11:30 am - 12:00 pm ( Rest time )

Friday
Morning

8:30 am – 9:00 am ( Preparation)

9:00 am- 8:30 am ( Bringing up the health protocol )

8:30 am - 11:30 am ( Dance activity )

11:30 am - 12:00 pm ( Rest time )

COMMITTEES MEMBERS TASK

Safety Committee School Nurse They are the one who will
School Doctor provide and facilitate the
safety and health of the
participants

Dance Committee Choreographer They are the ones who will


lead the event.
Dance facilitator

Organizing Committee Teachers They are the one who will


Volunteered Students supervise, organize, and
SFAC council assist all the participants in
the event.

TEACHER’S REMARKS

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