Post by subukunojess on Aug 17, 2016 2:52:55 GMT
Teacher: Garnet
Summary: In this class, students will learn the art of fusion, the process in which two or more beings fuse into one being. They will learn:
- What is required of fusion.
- Who can and cannot fuse.
- What is their own style of dance/movement/music.
- How to trust one another and keep the balance.
- The types of fusion.
- How to have a healthy relationship.
This class is more hands-on so the students can experience it themselves. The goal for each student is to find their own style, synchronizing their movements with a partner or group, and improve their relationships with their peers. Although this is considered a "dance" class at first glance, a dance isn't necessary to complete the course, nor is an actual fusion.
Occassionally, students can visit the Crystal Temple for help or outside experience of fusion.
By the end of the term, there would be a test to see what each student learned and a performance to see how well partners or groups work together. Staff and visitors are allowed to watch the perfomances.
Fusion class is held at the Dance Studio and both magical and non-magical students are allowed to apply. Even with non-magic or the inability to fuse, students can learn about relationships and trust in the course, counting this as a health/physical education class.
Summary: In this class, students will learn the art of fusion, the process in which two or more beings fuse into one being. They will learn:
- What is required of fusion.
- Who can and cannot fuse.
- What is their own style of dance/movement/music.
- How to trust one another and keep the balance.
- The types of fusion.
- How to have a healthy relationship.
This class is more hands-on so the students can experience it themselves. The goal for each student is to find their own style, synchronizing their movements with a partner or group, and improve their relationships with their peers. Although this is considered a "dance" class at first glance, a dance isn't necessary to complete the course, nor is an actual fusion.
Occassionally, students can visit the Crystal Temple for help or outside experience of fusion.
By the end of the term, there would be a test to see what each student learned and a performance to see how well partners or groups work together. Staff and visitors are allowed to watch the perfomances.
Fusion class is held at the Dance Studio and both magical and non-magical students are allowed to apply. Even with non-magic or the inability to fuse, students can learn about relationships and trust in the course, counting this as a health/physical education class.
I haven't made any rules about teachers being unable to teach only one classes. Plus I had teachers who also teach different subjects. So it makes sense some teachers would be able to do the same for this AU. However, it is up to you too Jessy.
