Written by two Alberta teachers of middle years and secondary students, the resource presents examples taken directly from classroom experience. This book traces the evolution of documentary theatre in Canada. It provides an in-depth yet highly readable analysis of the development of collectives, and refers to successful collectives from The Farm Show to Paper Wheat . A highly recommended resource providing an insightful rationale for the collective in the Canadian context, this book is basic reading for drama teachers. Full page colour reproductions are accompanied by discussion questions and brief biographies of the artists.
Hawaiian artists explain why they see their varied art works as personal expressions.
Art is seen as the ultimate form of pure communication. This handbook provides a brief introduction to exploring sound as well as to the concepts and forms particular to music. Included are self-contained lessons for small group or whole class activity on topics such as musical notation, metre, pitch and composing for untuned instruments. Publisher's permission has been granted to photocopy most pages for classroom use. Accessible to both music specialists and generalists.