In this video, students read a sample essay body paragraph and evaluate its supporting details to improve their own writing.
This video features a performance group from Hawaii performing the Tinikling dance as part of wedding celebrations.
First performed in 1970 in New York City's downtown Soho neighborhood by Trisha Brown and Carmen Beuchat, 'Floor of the Forest' consists of a sculptural steel frame holding up a web of ropes that have been threaded with colorful used clothing. Climbing onto the apparatus, the dancers weave their way across the structure by putting on and then taking off the clothing, occasionally pausing to allow gravity to pull their bodies toward the floor while the clothing acts as a cocoon or hammock. Dancers from the UCLA performed the piece March 30-April 21, 2013 (Run Time: 3 mins).
In this resource, students will learn to use the language in a variety of situations with fluency and flexibility by watching a video. Additionally, students will learn about the impact of the use of technology on the lives of the residents of a community in Veracruz, Mexico who don't have access to electricity.
This video is as exerpt of the Trisha Brown Company performing her work Walking on the Wall.
This video features Wanderlust, a 2012 work by Ani TAJ, performed by Dance Cartel.
In this video, students study a mentor text to help strengthen the endings of their narratives. Students work through an activity to understand the author's intent and purpose for writing events in a story.
Historian, dance educator, and isadoraNOW director, Elyssa Dru Rosenberg, explores how Isadora's many loves influenced her dance technique and choreography.
Historian, dance educator, and isadoraNOW director, Elyssa Dru Rosenberg, discusses Isadora Duncan's military and revolutionary choreography.
This video contains rehearsal footage of Yvonne Rainer's Trio A. Rainer gives feedback to her dancers preparing them for performance.