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We believe that if every student learns how to develop and defend his or her own ideas - and feels safe to share them, knowing that peers will respect those thoughts - it can be an exhilarating experience for both students and teacher. Helping educators use the Students column to guide students as they learn to think critically and confidently is one of the most exciting parts of our job here at RSU DC.
When students learn to slow down and consider whether a thought is based in observation or is an inference, they begin to assume less and question more. We believe that as they learn to support their hypotheses with evidence, they feel safer to think outside the box and to share their thinking with their peers. After all, with a carefully-supported hypothesis, there is no right or wrong. Every student's ideas have value and are worthy of further inquiry and research.
THE CYPHER
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The accustomed tendency of people to gather, or come together is a circle. It originated from the tribal era,where the tribals moved around the fire, in circle while performing their rituals.
THEATRE
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What is the theatre about? Why do millions of people around the world go to the theatre to enjoy what the greatest playwrights and actors left behind in history?
Theatre is a form of combining music, songs, spoken dialogue and dance. The emotional content of the piece – humour, pathos, love, anger – as well as the story itself, is communicated through the words, music, movement and technical aspects of the entertainment as an integrated whole while.
Battle of the Year
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1990 will always be a year to remember in the history of break dancing. It was the year "Battle of The Year" was founded by Thomas Hergenrother. This was an initiative to unite b-boys from across the borders, and thus crews were invited from Switzerland, England and GDR. On June 9,1990 the first Battle of The Year took place in Hannover.
FOCAL POINTS
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Focal point according to science is a point at which rays or waves meet after reflection or refraction, relatively focal point is a point of concentration where the dancer focuses his complete attention at a particular point usually our eye balls moves in random directions so we follow irregular paths. To take a focal point is to rest our eyes as well as our focus at one universal point.