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How to Be a Great Teacher’s Assistant
Posted in Classroom, For Students, Toolbox, tagged apprentice, assistant, dance class, instruction, teaching on March 24, 2009 | 3 Comments »
7 Ways Dance is Like Learning the ABC’s
Posted in For Students, For Teachers/Studio Owners, tagged ABC, alphabet, basics, building blocks, classroom, learning on March 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
When you were a young child, before you even understood the concept of reading, you probably learned the letters of the alphabet and the sounds they made. They are the Legos of Language! How is dance like learning the ABC’s?
Heidi Latsky “Dives Into the Heart of Difference”
Posted in For Parents, For Students, For Teachers/Studio Owners, tagged Choreography, dance class, differently abled, disability, intellectual challenges, physically challenged on March 12, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Seeing this excerpt brought back these experiences and piqued my curiosity about the participation of those with physical and/or intellectual challenges in dance classes and studios elsewhere. What are your experiences in reaching out to this community or population of students at your school?
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