“Day in the Skeena Mall.

IT’S TIME
TO GET

SQUARE!

Contributed

The Skeena Squares
Square Dance Club stared
their new season of dances
and lessons Monday, Sept.
14. The club has 30 members
and six new members taking
lessons.

Square dancing is a recrea-
tional activity for everyone.
It’s only prerequisite is the
ability to follow the caHler’s
instructions.

It is generally danced to
country. music and always is
called in English.

The caller plays a special
role in square dancing, call-
ing a sequence of impromptu
commands in his lyrics which
the dancers convert into au
entertaining square dance.

The Skeena Squares Club,
one of many in B.C, has
been. very active this past
summer. The dancers have
given’ exhibitions as River-
boat Days, IC. Day at
Heritage Park and at Clubs

If anyone would like to
join, beginners are accepted
into the lessons until the end
of September. The lessons
are every Monday night
from.7 to 8:30 p.m. at the
Curpenters Hall on the
corner of Sparks and Davis.
The club members dance
from 8:15 pam. to 10 p.m.
every Monday night at the

‘Impro’ inspires
immersion students

Contributed by
Canadian Parents for French
A famous Roman wriler ouce

said that students learn best when,
as we should say today, they're
having fun. .

This educational’ principle has.
outlasted all the pedagogic gim-
micks that have come and gone
over the years and is found in ap-
erition in the classroonis: of all”
good teachers,

A poignant example of the mix-
ture of fun and learning is the
classroom of .Madame = Marie-
Louise Lacoursé, who" teaches

‘Grade 6/7 in the French immer-

sion program at Cassie Hall.

Mme. Lacourse: has introduced
her students to an activity called
‘Improvisation?’ or “Impra’? -
a theatre arts game that not only
gives them a lot of fun, but also
challenges them and allows them
ta be active learners.

‘Impro’? has all the excitement

of a hockey game, and in many
ways resembles onc. Students are
placed in teams and are under the
strict authorily of. a. referee. A
topic is given to a team af-stu-
denis, who then have 20. secands”
to decide what their skit will con-
sist of. In the shart time allotted
for. preparation, the students be-
come. creators, writers, directors

and iictars simultaneously! 7"

Al the sound of a whisile the
skit begins, The students use all
their ingenuity and: crealivity to
develop .a three- to- five-minute

- dramatic skit, all in French. The

game. may proceed | in various
ways according . lo. instructions
given by the referee (in this case
Mine. Lacourse).

At the end a public vote is made
on the performance — done. in
Cassie Hall by cither parcits or
students. from other prades in the
French immersion program.

‘Impro”’ is not in any way a

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frivolous activity. It gives the stu-
dents a chance to practise aud de-
velop the very considerable
knowledge they have gained in
school. Sinee the teacher always

chooses the topics, she is able to

control what the students are to
Jearn aud practice, Topics so far

have been as diverse as ‘Landing ”

on the moon? and A day on the
beech.”

While “Hnprovisation” is cs-
sentially a team activity, it is one
in which Icarning is deemed more
important than triumphing over
one’s peers, and therefore fits in
well-wilh the assumptions of the
new Year 2000 philosophy of ed-
ucalion. It also completely salis-
fics the requirements of the Fine
Arts strand of the new curriculum

‘which conceives artistic develop-
ment as being. more thin merely

painting pictures.

Marie-Louise Lacourse has
taken a bold, innovative ‘step in
bringing “Impro” from her na-
live Québec, and has worked very
hard to make the activity a sie-
cess here in Terrace.

Students joining her class this
September cian look forward to
participating in the activity.

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