DOCUMENT RESUME ED 398 161 SO 026 871 TITLE Arts Education: A Bibliography for Grade 9. INSTITUTION Saskatchewan Education, Training and Employment, Regina. Curriculum and Instruction Branch. PUB DATE Sep 92 NOTE 169p. AVAILABLE FROMSaskatchewan Education, Resource Centre, 2220 College Ave., Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada S4P 3V7. PUB TYPE Reference Materials Bibliographies (131) EDRS PRICE MFOI/PC07 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Art Education; Audiovisual Aids; Canada Natives; *Dance Education; Foreign Countries; Grade 9; High Schools; Human Resources; Instructional Materials; Interdisciplinary Approach; Musical Composition; *Music Education; Resource Materills; *Theater Arts; Visual Arts IDENTIFIERS *Canada ABSTRACT This bibliography, organized in six sections, provides a comprehensive overview of Canadian arts education resources for use with 9th grade students.(1) "Titles and Descriptions" provides information, sources, annotations, and suggested subject use for alphabetically arranged items. (2) "Community Resources/Magazines" lists community organizations, periodicals, and art galleries of interest to arts education students or teachers. Included in this section is a list of Aboriginal organizations whose elders may be available for participation or consultation.(3) "Author Index" is a list of titles arranged alphabetically by the author's surname.(4) "Strand Index" and (5) "Media Index" list titles alphabetically under each media designation.(6) "Distributor Directory" includes full names and addresses of companies along with telephone numbers, FAX numbers, and toll-free telephone numbers. 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Arts Education - bibliography. 2. Bibliography. I. Saskatchewan Education. Instructional Resources Branch 700.16 016.7 g Contents 0 Page Acknowledgements iv Foreword v How to Use the Bibliography vii Titles and Descriptions 1 Community Resources/Magazines 123 Author Index 129 Strand Index 139 Media Index 147 Distributor Directory 155 Jr- iii Acknowledgements Saskatchewan Education expresses its appreciation topublishers, producers and distributors who provided materials for evaluation andgratefully acknowledges the contributions made by educators who served as evaluators.Apologies are offered to any person whose name may havebeen inadvertently omitted from the following list of materials evaluators: Sherry Armstrong Ron Koroluk Fred Barker Patrick Kozak Wendy Barker Ruth Kozun John W. Bazowski Marie Krsacok Judy Bendickson Sylvia Ku Lynn Bergman Chris Lee Jeannine Bobrowsky Alison Lewis Paul Boorah Wilf Loewen Gail Boyko Ron Loiselle Myrna Briggs-Enns Laurel Maas Cindy Brown Bashutsky Melissa Magnusson Ann Buchko Donna M. Massine Paula Bunka Loretta Metzger Linda Cairns Jane Minshull Jeanne Caswell Sandy Mooney Dianne Connell May M. Mueller Donna Costley Michael Neufeld Donald David Debby Noble Stewart Elder Sr. Monica Papiz Carolynn Erickson Susan Pattison Linda Folk Alison Peake Darren Frisky Pat Prokop Linda Fruson Gloria J. Rissling Sandra Gilchrist Karen Rivard Camille Goski Alan Ruder Ken Guenter Tanis Schick Terry Hall Diane Schmidt Colleen Harron Karen Schommer Dwayne Heiberg Gwyn Shankowsky Charlene Hodgson Wendy Shoemaker Dale Hrytzak Kathy Sholter Shirley Huziak Linda Spice Marlene Iachella Linda Vol let Sheila Ivanochko Kimberely Weiss Eloise Johnson Wayne Wend land Lyle Johnson Derwyn Wilson Brian Johnsrude Gordon Woodard Karen Jordan Bill Wright Peter Koltek Sophia Yannitsos Brenda Kondratoff Donna Zubot iv Foreword This multi-media bibliography is a selected listing of materials evaluated by Saskatchewan educators and considered appropriate to support the Grade 9 Arts Edueation Curriculum. The items listed are centered around the philosophy of resource-based learning in which the curriculum is supported by a variety of print, audiovisual and human resources. In addition to books, the bibliography lists films, videos, computer software and audiovisual kits. Several of the films listed are available for loan from Media House Productions. As well, Media House Productions provides a low cost duplication service for many of the videos listed in this bibliography. To assist schools in accessing human resources, lists of organizations have also been included. When using this bibliography as a selection aid, the following suggestions may be helpful: Background Review The resources in this bibliography are recommended as appropriate materials to support the Arts Education Curriculum. However, it remains the responsibility of individual schools to preview and select materials that best meet the neelk of that particular school and the community. Several publications available from Saskatchewan Education provide further assistance in the selection process. These include: Learning Resource Centres in Saskatchewan: A Guide for Development, 1988- provides guidance for developing a selection policy and suggests criteria for selection. Diverse Voices: Selecting Equitable Resources for Indian and Métis Education, 1992- suggests strategies for recognizing and dealing with bias in resources. Indian and Métis Education Policy from Kindergarten to Grade MI, 1989- provides rationale and guidelines for integrating Indian and Métis materials into curricula. Organizing for Resource-Based Learning, 1991- discusses the school selection policy, building a collection and evaluating instructional resources. Selecting Fair and Equitable Materials, 1991- suggests strategies useful for recognition of bias and stereotypes, and provides rationale for teacher concern. Selection Aids for Saskatchewan Schools, 1990- lists resources useful in the selection process. Arts Education: A Curriculum Guide for Grade 9, 1992- provides goals, contexts and strategies for using resources. Analyzing Present Resources The bibliography should be cross-referenced with the school resource centre catalogue in order to identify suitable resources already present in the school library collection. The Media Index and the Strand Index are useful checklists for identifying resources in the school. Teachers may use these indexes to ensure a balance of print and non- print resources within each strand. Points for Consideration in Acquiring New Resources Resource needs not met by the present collection could be identified by teachers and teacher-librarian worldng together. Some materials may be useful for several grade levels and subject areas. Video programs available for duplication from Media House Productions are high quality programs that can be acquired at a.nominal cost. Please consult the current Media House Productions catalogue. Schools are responsible for costs of postage, a charge of $1.00 per title, blank tape and applicable taxes. Blank tapes may be supplied by the school or purchased from Media House Productions. Please refer to the Distributor Directory for the address and telephone numbers. Library wholesalers and publishers are sometimes willing to provide a display of recommended materials at the school division level to give educators the opportunity of previewing materials prior to purchase. Some distributors provide preview copies of materials on a trial basis or allow purchased items to be returned for a small restocking fee. For example, the Book Bureau will usually permit inappropriate items to be returned if they are in saleable condition. However, a 10% restocking fee of up to $2.00 per item will be charged. Schools interested in purchasing material should contact the distributor listed in the Distributor Directory at the end of this document or place a special order for all Canadian materials (except Media House Production's materials) through the Book Bureau. Contact the Book Bureau for further information. It should be noted that prices quoted do not include applicable taxes and are subject to change, but will serve as a guide to approximate costs. Schools are responsible for shipping fees. Book Bureau prices include shipping and handling fees, but in most other cases there will be an additional charge for shipping and handling. The 16 mm films listed are not available for purchase, but may be borrowed from Media House Productions. Saskatchewan Education has provided one copy of this bibliography to every school with students in grade 9. Additional copies are available from the Book Bureau. Schools may photocopy this publication. vi How to Use the Bibliography The bibliography is organized into six sections: .Titles and Descriptions, Community Resources/Magazines, Author Index, Strand Index, Media Index and Distributor