The head teacher’s talent show can include vocal music, instrumental music, dance, drama, calligraphy and painting.
Vocal performance: Vocal music is a music performance art form that is different from instrumental music. Instrumental performance: Compared with vocal music, musical instruments are music that is performed entirely with instruments without the use of human voices or with human voices in a subordinate position. Dance performance: using the mastery of dance movements, shapes and skills, combined with artistic means such as music and art, to transform the ideological content of the work into a visible and perceptible dance image. Drama performance: Drama refers to the general term for stage performing arts that achieve narrative purposes through language, movement, music, puppets, etc.
Calligraphy display: refers to writing according to the characteristics and meaning of the text, using its calligraphy style, structure and organization to make it a beautiful work of art. Chinese calligraphy is an expressive art unique to the Han people. Painting Display: On a technical level, it is the practice of applying color to a surface as a support. Those surfaces may be paper or cloth. The meaning of painting also includes the use of this artistic behavior coupled with graphics, composition and other aesthetic methods to achieve the concepts and meanings that the painter wishes to express.
Introduction to the head teacher:
The "Regulations of the School" promulgated by the Qing Dynasty in China on January 13, 1904 stipulates that in primary schools, "each grade has one full undergraduate teacher." "Teaching various subjects", "teaching students' homework and taking charge of their assigned duties". The teaching system in which one teacher teaches all subjects or major subjects at a school level is called the school-level appointment system, or the grade-level appointment system for short.
Teachers who are responsible for the teaching work and organizational management of all or major subjects at a school level are grade-level teachers. During the Republic of China, it was not until 1932 that middle schools were stipulated to implement a grade-level appointment system. In 1938, the grade-level appointment system in middle schools was changed to the tutor system, and teachers responsible for class organization and education were called grade-level tutors.