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E-FIELD TRIPS D'ARTS - Distance Learning D'ARTS delivers live, interactive classes directly to K-12 schools |
Upcoming Events 06.04.2009 Summer Exhibition: Green? Contemporary Landscapes 07.14.2009 Mr. Fish and Phenomenal Physics |
| D'ARTS - Distance Learning in the Arts D'ARTS delivers live, interactive classes directly to K-12 schools through videoconference technology. Like RCCA's established on-site programs, D'ARTS combines dynamic, responsive teaching with high quality content conveyed in a cross-curricular context. Classes are offered in two general categories: Visual Arts in Diverse Curricular Contexts and Sources for Drama. Technical Requirements Schools are required to call in to RCCA for scheduled classes via either ISDN or IP Cost depending on program selected (Discounts offered for GSDLC members.) For program descriptions and more information about RCCA's D'ARTS programs, request a D'ARTS brochure by calling or e-mailing Lynda Hitchman at 856-225-6202 or E-mail: ljhitch@camden.rutgers.edu Available Programs HOW MUCH IS A MILLION? NUMBER SENSE & RELATIVE SIZE (Grades 5-12) MATHEMATICAL VISIONS - Primary Level (Grades 2-6) PATTERNS MATTER: SYMMETRY, PATTERNS, TESSELATION (Grades 4-8) MATHEMATICAL VISIONS--Secondary Level (Grades 7-12) POINTS OF PERSPECTIVE (Grades 6-12) BRIDGE BUILDING 101: The Benjamin Franklin Bridge (Grades 3-7 or 8-12) STORYTELLING IN WORDS AND PICTURES (K-5) VISUAL LANGUAGE: Language Arts through Visual Art (Grades 6-12) STORYTELLING IN WORDS AND MOVEMENT (Grades K-3) FOLEY ART: The Art, Drama, and Science of Sound (Grades 4-12) GREEK THEATRE (Grades 6-9) Henry Miller's THE CRUCIBLE: Dramatic Fire in a Puritan World (Grades 9-12) SHAKESPEARE'S ROMEO AND JULIET (Grades 9-12) The following Shakespeare plays can be tailored to classroom needs by request: MACBETH A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM OTHELLO |