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Break your bad habits: the core muscles.(teach-learn: connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Jen Peters, 2010-05-01 Time for training: is there an ideal age for starting ballet?(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Kristin Lewis, 2010-07-01 Where do we go from here? Life after performing arts high school.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Clare Croft, 2010-08-01 Striking a balance: at Texas Christian University, ballet and modern share the limelight.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Janet Weeks, 2009-11-01 Dance with a practical edge: some college dance programs train students for a second career.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Victoria Looseleaf, 2010-09-01 Teacher's wisdom: Eva Evdokimova.(TEACH- LEARN CONNECTION)(Interview): An article from: Dance Magazine Teacher's wisdom: Nancy Stark Smith.(TEACH-LEARN CONNECTION)(Interview): An article from: Dance Magazine Moonlighting with Pina Bausch: Janet Panetta translates Cecchetti for contemporary dancers.(TEACH-LEARN CONNECTION)(Biography): An article from: Dance Magazine by Nancy Alfaro, 2006-03-01 Developing aerobic dance routines a method for instructing undergraduate group fitness leaders: this step-by-step program teaches students to lead a dance ... of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance by Teresa Dail, Deana Melton, 2009-09-01 Can You Teach a Goat to Dance?: Getting the Best Out of Your Life and Work by Mike Handcock, 2006 Teach yourself the latest dance steps (Home institute booklets) by Lawrence A Hostetler, 1938 Mama Teach Me To Dance- Sheet Music 1956- Eydie Gorme on Cover by Words & Music Al Hoffman & Dick Manning, 1956 How to teach today's dances: The latest dances for fun and fitness by Christy Lane, 1992 Come dance with me (Virginia Tanner teaches) by Virginia Tanner, 1964

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61. Welcome To The Beledi Club Of Huntsville
    Located Huntsville, Alabama to support, promote, teach, perform and sponsor Middle Eastern dance. Contains online newsletters, calendar of events, club photos, current workshops.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/al3/BelediClub

62. Riviera LeRoc - A Fun Way To Learn Modern Jive
    Offering evening classes so you can learn the moves and holding regular events where you can meet, dance and have fun. You can also book us to entertain, teach and DJ at your private parties.  
    http://www.rivieraleroc.co.uk

63. Utamaduni Cultural Association, Denmark
    An African performing troupe composed of Danish and Tanzanian artists who perform and teach African dance and drumming workshops all over Europe and produce a yearly summer dance camp.  
    http://www.utamaduni.dk/eng
    
    Extractions: Friendship and cultural exchange with Tanzania, Africa. The name "Utamaduni", a swahili word meaning "culture", was adopted by the dance troupe after a Danish cultural exchange with the Sukuma tribe in Tanzania in 1977. The exchange project in which the Danes also performed their traditional dance, was called "Daraja la Utamaduni" / "The cultural bridge". From that embryonic beginning of cultural exchange, rich and fertile images of African culture were absorbed by the "Danes" - all thanks to the Sukuma people. Since then Utamaduni has woven a tapestry of dance, drum, and song rhythms into a bond of friendship with local farmers and handicraft artists, and has inspired more than 25 Danish dance troupes that meet weekly for dance and workshops. Every year we arrange a gathering for people with interest in african culture, music and dance. We are 4-500 people who meet in the forest of Ramten Skov every year in week number 30, since 17 years now! The Utamaduni Dance Troupe brings alive Africa, right here on the spot, with its colorful and expressive performance.

64. Western Social Dance
    and curtseys, and a section on how to teach fancy dances including the Highland Fling, Sailor s Hornpipe, and 20 th Century Skirt dance. Published in  
    http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/dihtml/diessay7.html
    
    Extractions: Dance Instruction Manuals Western Social Dance At the end of the nineteenth century, the growing influence of a new kind of popular music substantially changed the nature of dance. Ragtime had become a popular American style of music, chiefly composed for the piano, that flourished between 1890 and World War I. The sparkling and intoxicating rhythms of ragtime, with music by composers such as Scott Joplin, ushered in an era of expressive ballroom dancing, with dances that did not need formal training but which encouraged individualism. The first of these, the cakewalka strutting dance of African-American originswith its imagined scandalous rhythms, was never performed by middle and upper class ballroom dancers in its original, vibrantly competitive form. Yet it did find its way into the stately quadrille and was, therefore, performed in some variation by a new generation of dancers. La danse. Page Image Viewer Bibliographic Info. By the turn of the twentieth century, key elements of society were also beginning to change, especially the roles of women. No longer the shrinking violets of the romantic era, women were becoming more physically active. Women joined men in playing tennis, bicycling, and mountain climbing. As early as the 1850s, a few brave writers such as Mrs. Alfred Webster ( Dancing, as a means of physical education

65. Western Social Dance
    Social dance styles continued to change after World War I, but the dancing public did not need dance manuals to teach the popular dances that now included the  
    http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/dihtml/diessay0.html
    
    Extractions: Dance Instruction Manuals For centuries, in Europe and wherever Europeans have settled, the ballroom was the perfect setting for men and women to demonstrate their dancing abilities, to show their awareness of the latest fashions, and to display their mastery of polite behaviorqualities required for acceptance in society. The importance of dance and appropriate conduct was echoed in manuals that date back to the early Renaissance, to a time when courtiers, gentry, and wealthy citizens were fortunate enough to have a private dancing master or to have taken advantage of the skills of itinerant masters who traveled from one court to another. The grandeur of the Baroque court of King Louis XIV and his court at the Palace of Versailles set the stage for a new style of dance that would spread to royal courts throughout Europe. With the development of a dance notation system, published in 1700 by dancing master Raoul-Auger Feuillet, French court dance could be taught in every palace and manor house. By the end of the eighteenth century, when ideals of democracy swept through nations, group dances gained popularity, so dance instruction manuals, as well as etiquette books, were published to enlighten a growing middle class of Europeans and European colonists, especially those in the Americas. How to dance. A complete ball-room and party guide

66. London Swing Dance Society: Swing, Lindy Hop, Jive Events And Classes In London,
    Intermediates. If you have seen them perform, teach or social dance before, you know not to miss this workshop! Cost £10 for two hours.  
    http://www.swingdanceuk.com/

67. Title: "The Red Shoes" - Topics: Dance; Music/Classical
    progressively more stringent technical/athletic standards required of dancers during the teach With Movies Learning Guides are used by thousands of teachers as  
    http://www.teachwithmovies.org/guides/red-shoes.html
    
    Extractions: Benefits: "The Red Shoes" describes the process by which a ballet is made, highlighting the need for creativity and collaboration among a group of artists. The movie also shows: (1) the glamorous but insular world of a prima ballerina in the first half of the twentieth century; (2) the role of the impresario in the creation of a new ballet and the operation of a ballet company; and (3) the melding of different art forms (music, dance and set design) required for a world class ballet company. In conjunction with The Turning Point "The Red Shoes" illustrates the progressively more stringent technical/athletic standards required of dancers during the twentieth century. Subscribe now for the Premium Learning Guide to this and 280 other films.

68. Dancer
    Completing a college program in dance and education is often necessary for those who want to teach dance in college, high school or elementary school. OUTLOOK,  
    http://jobprofiles.lycos.monster.com/Content/job_content/JC_Entertainment/JSC_En

69. Dance Education Laboratory
    skills. This creative, interactive laboratory gives dance educators the tools to teach effectively in a wide variety of settings.  
    http://www.americandanceguild.org/del.html
    
    Extractions: DANCE EDUCATION LABORATORY (DEL) The mission of the Dance Education Laboratory (DEL) is to bring dance into children's and teens' lives and education by inspiring teachers to be lifelong learners; by encouraging experimentation and observation in teaching; by promoting the artistic development of teachers, and by empowering teachers to give students ownership of the art form as a means of communication, a key to understanding their cultural heritage and a medium for personal expression. Designed as a practical alternative to traditional university programs, DEL addresses the needs of dancers and dance/classroom teachers who want to develop and sharpen their teaching skills. This creative, interactive laboratory gives dance educators the tools to teach effectively in a wide variety of settings. With a full program of classes and performances, the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center provides an opportunity for DEL participants to observe a variety of techniques and approaches for young dancers ages 3 to 18.

70. Highland And Scottish Step Dance Resource Pages
    I don t intend to actually teach Highland dancing here I am far from qualified to do so - although I would be happy to collect descriptions of dances.  
    http://www.scottishdance.net/highland/
    
    Extractions: Grand Chain Home SCD Ceilidh Highland ... The RSCDS Highland and Scottish Step Dance resource pages Welcome to the home page for the highland-dance mailing list, the mailing list for highland and other scottish step dancers. I won't attempt listing other forms of scottish step dance, because I'd be sure to miss one and offend someone. ... Okay, okay, I will list them. The scottish step dance types I can think of at the moment are Cape Breton, Character dance, Highland dance and Ladies' step. If your favourite isn't here, don't be offended, but drop me a mail and get it added to the list. I am interested in it, I just don't know it. At the moment I have: Articles: Hints on making your own kilt.

71. Store | Dance Art Museum Of The Americas
    dance Art Museum Executive Director Kim Caffrey, to your studio, school, or home with The Magic of dance and Movement Using dance Movement to teach Life Values  
    http://danceartmuseum.com/store_prod.html
    
    Extractions: We are thrilled to be able to offer for sale, some of Rose Eichenbaum's photography. Below, you can choose from six of her beautiful images. Each 5 X 7 photograph is signed by Ms. Eichenbaum, and matted to 8 X 7 with your choice of White Archival Board and Silk-Covered Board. All proceeds benefit the Dance Arts Museum of the Americas.

72. Scandinavian Turning Dance I Classes I Scandia Camp Mendocino
    I coordinate and teach the Chicagoland Scandinavian Turning dance Class. October 2426, 2003. Featuring Paul Dahlin and friends with Roo Lester teaching dance.  
    http://members.aol.com/DancingRoo/
    
    Extractions: Scandinavian Turning Dance I Classes I Scandia Camp Mendocino Roo Lester, that's me, a dance educator and ethnologist, living in the southwestern suburbs of the Chicago metropolitan area. I teach Scandinavian turning dance Write to me at DancingRoo , for more information. I coordinate and teach the Chicagoland Scandinavian Turning Dance Class . We have a basics class, social Scandinavian dancing, snacks and an intermediate class during each class meeting. We have live music for most classes, and we meet most Sunday evenings during the school year. Many people think of Scandinavian turning dances as the best thing this side of heaven. Some find the music and dance to be lyrical and flowing. Others find it to have drive and passion. Come to our Scandinavian Turning Dance Class and decide for yourself! There are some special Scandinavian events scheduled in the Chicago area. You can write to me, DancingRoo , for more information. If you aren't able to join us in our classes in the Chicago area, perhaps you can join us at some of the following events: o Beginning January 26th, 2003 we will offer a new

73. (CFPCA)-Theatre Faculty And Staff
    the WSU dance Company with guest works by the Detroit dance Collective, New mind, body and spirit and earn a teaching certificate to teach others, Equilibrium  
    http://www.dance.wayne.edu/council.html
    
    Extractions: The Michigan Dance Council publishes Michigan Dance Council News three times a year for Michigan Dance Council members. Regional representatives from across the state report on dance events and the newsletter contains an extensive state-wide dance calendar, performance reviews, job announcements, audition notices and more. Here are a few excerpts from the January 2000 Michigan Dance Council News Message From the President The new century not only makes us excited about the potential we have as a dance community, but it also causes us to reflect on what we have accomplished as a state-wide dance organization. Three years ago the MDC Board developed a strategic plan that focused on dance visibility and on establishing ourselves as a viable arts organization. In that time, MDC has accomplished its objectives: Logo developed, promotional items created

74. Teach Contra - Great Meadow Music
    Want to learn more about how to teach people about contra music and dance? CD $15 / Video $30. teaching dance to Children New England Dancing Masters.  
    http://www.greatmeadowmusic.com/teach.html
    
    Extractions: GREAT MEADOW MUSIC Want to learn more about how to teach people about contra music and dance? Here we have twelve items that might interest you. We have tune books...including Castles in the Air CD with book and a half speed CD, a CD called Full Swing with a 24 page booklet that teaches callers and dancers, Interview with a Vamper book by Peter Barnes for those who want to learn contra piano, a video and CD for teaching contra dance to children, and of course, Bob McQuillen tune books that contain more than 1,000 contra tunes. A Portland Selection Book Tune Book Contra Dance Music in the Pacific Northwest by Susan Songer with Clyde Curley The Portland collection captures the music that has come from the hearts and through the instruments of the Portland contra dance musicians and puts it on the printed page. Over 350 tunes are here as well as a section of notes on each tune. It is over 300 pages and is very well organized. Companion to Portland Selection CD.

75. Box Hill Institute - Site Map - Page Not Found!
    The dance courses aim to prepare students to teach effectively, use safe dance practices and employ professional practices, ensuring that our graduates are  
    http://www.bhtafe.edu.au/Centres/PerformingArtsandLeisure/Dance.htm
    
    Extractions: @import url(/resources/webStyle.css); Accessibility links Content Navigation Search Footer ... Page Not Found! We're sorry, the page you're looking for no longer exists. The webmaster has been notified and this error will be corrected. Please use the search tools in this area to find the information you're looking for. Box Hill Institute of TAFE, 465 Elgar Road, Melbourne, Victoria

76. Teach Swedish Dancing
    Heritage dance Festival September 2224, 2000 Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, Lafayette Hill, PA website www.ipcc.com/heritage/hermain.htm. We will teach two  
    http://www.ritaleydon.com/Zswedish/dance/teach.html
    
    Extractions: Back We LOVE dancing and sharing our enthusiasm for Swedish dances. All we need is a pair of comfortable leather soled shoes and each other (music and a good floor is also nice). Feel free to contact us if you or your group would like instruction or a demonstration. We teach all the Swedish gammaldans standards (hambo, schottis, vals, polka, snoa) and also the much older Swedish polskas (of which there seem to be hundreds). If appropriate, we will dress in authentic Swedish folk garments. Contact us at dance@ritaleydon.com

77. Welcome To Answers4dancers.com, The Inside Track To Dance Employment
    It won t teach you how to choreograph, but it will help you to get a today operations and hiring practices in the biz, set aside college dance programs, and  
    http://www.answers4dancers.com/
    
    Extractions: Last year, we posted 2000 job opportunities. Among them were auditions for Janet Jackson, Britney Spears, Missy Elliot, and Madonna. Today, dance companies, movies, videos, tours, and B'way shows continue to seek dancers on our pages. Even CBS-TV's Star Search shows up regularly in pursuit of exciting new dance talent. Check it out! DEBBIE ALLEN DANCE ACADEMY PRESENTS THE 1st ANNUAL Hip Hop is arguably the biggest export from America today. The beats, the rap, the dance - born straight out of the urban, black community. Our mission is to network this universal language with the top choreographers and teachers and open a dialogue between the trained dance world and the BET/MTV music and dance world. Enroll now! 310-280-9145

78. Faculty Of Education - The Royal Academy Of Dance Qualifications At A Glance
    a later stage; I want to teach dance and have the option to become a Registered teacher of the Royal Academy of dance; I need a flexible  
    http://education.rad.org.uk/future/programmes/ataglance
    
    Extractions: @import url(http://education.rad.org.uk/plone.css?skin=); @import url(http://education.rad.org.uk/ploneCustom.css); Go to page content You are here: Home Prospective Students Programmes The Royal Academy of Dance Qualifications at a Glance This planner will help you decide the stage you are at in your career or studies and will help you to choose the qualification that suits you best. If this is you, the

79. Faculty Of Education - BA (Hons) In Dance Education
    Whether you want to teach in schools, open your own private dance studio or work in the community, the BA (Hons) dance Education is designed with you in mind.  
    http://education.rad.org.uk/future/programmes/bade
    
    Extractions: @import url(http://education.rad.org.uk/plone.css?skin=); @import url(http://education.rad.org.uk/ploneCustom.css); Go to page content You are here: Home Prospective Students Programmes BA (Hons) in Dance Education This exciting new distance learning degree has something for everyone. Whether you want to teach in schools, open your own private dance studio or work in the community, the BA (Hons) Dance Education is designed with you in mind. Unlike traditional ‘on-campus’ degrees, you can study part time or full time from your own home or place of work at a time of your choice. The degree programme consists of three levels of study. Each level may be taken over one year of full-time or two years of part-time study. These options are available both nationally and internationally. Subjects include : Practical Teaching; Teaching and Learning; The Healthy Dancer; Music for Dance Teaching; Dance Notation; The Freelance Dance Teacher; Dance in National Curricula; RAD, and Dance Teaching Societies.

80. K12.htm
    Pennsylvania. dance Education Certification is a program aimed at preparing professionals to teach dance in a K12 classroom setting.  
    http://www.temple.edu/boyer/dance/k12.htm
    
    Extractions: TEMPLE UNIVERSITY CONTACT US CAREERS music ... Boyer Facilities Temple University is the first provider of educational programs leading to dance teacher certification in the State of Pennsylvania. Dance Education Certification is a program aimed at preparing professionals to teach dance in a K-12 classroom setting. Certification programs are aimed at the experienced dancer (a minimum of two years experience is a pre-requisite). The amount of college coursework will be based on the applicant's professional background experience. There are basically two certification tracks: UNDERGRADUATE A. If you do not have an undergraduate degree and are currently teaching dance in a K-12 classroom, you will need to apply for the 60 credit certification program. These 60 credits can also be applied toward a Bachelor's Degree in Education. B. If you do not have and undergraduate degree and are not teaching dance in a K-12 classroom, you may apply for the Bachelor's Degree in Education. This degree will qualify you to apply for certification in Dance K-12.

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