81. International Folk Dance In Canberra, Australia For instance, while Folk dance Canberra teach occasional dances which can be found at Bush dances especially at the beginner s level, these are generally Irish http://www.temple.edu/isllc/newfolk/dance.html

New Directions in Folklore 4.1: March, 2000 Newfolk NDiF Archive Issue 4.1 :: Page 1 :: Appendix International Folk Dance in Canberra, Australia Gillian Polack The relationship between people and their dance communities is a complex one. In this article I will look at the nature of international folk dance in Canberra. International folk dance is the name generally given where the specific dances cross several cultural styles or regions. In a given group, repertoire will typically come from a least a half dozen countries and there will be a strong emphasis on line and circle dances. Most participants are not there to seek partners, which differentiates it from some other social dance forms. International folk dance is popular in North America and Western Europe as well as in Australia and New Zealand. Despite its popularity, International Folk Dancing as a phenomenon has not been studied in Australia at all. Yet ethnic communities in Australia seek out "international": dancers to perform for them where they lack their own dance groups and major gatherings such as the National Folk Festival rely upon these groups for organisation, teaching, dance performance, and even announcing tasks. Obviously international folk dance plays an important role in the folklife of Australia, and equally obviously this role has been neglected in the scholarship on folk dance .

82. Word Dance Fun Interactive Kids Page Links for Kids, Parents, and teachers. Parents Resources. This site also contains serious stuff designed to teach school concepts in fun ways. http://www.worddance.com/links.html

Links for Kids Parents , and Teachers Parents' Resources Alphabet Superhighway http://www.ash.udel.edu Complete resources for parents and teachers. Kids can submit their writing to their own cyberzine. U.S. Department of Education: Publications for Parents http://www.ed.gov/pubs/parents.html A list of documents explaining the best ways you can help your child succeed in school. Included are many fun, educational activities you can do with your child. Parents' Place: Parenting Resource Center on the Web http://www.parentsplace.com/ Features daily articles on parenting. Contains information designed to support and assist parents of all typesincluding single parents and stepparents. Read*Write*Now! http://www.ash.udel.edu/rwn/ A good resource to assist families in fostering good literacy habits in their children. Assists schools and other youth and educational organizations in improving reading and writing abilities. women.com http://www.women.com The staff at ParentTime has spent a few months scouring the Web for the best sites for their audience: families. Read articles written by experts in the field, chat with other parents, look for an activity for you and your child, or add your input in a poll or quiz. Stone Soup http://www.stonesoup.com

83. The Daily Camera: Theater/dance formerly of New York City Ballet) will teach variations from George Balanchine s 1967 ballet Jewels at the Lemon Sponge Cake Contemporary dance Center from http://www.dailycamera.com/bdc/theater/article/0,1713,BDC_2515_2882594,00.html

Home News Sports Buffzone ... Boulder@Night tips Send your comments and story tips to the entertainment editor The Aerial Dance Festical returns to Boulder in August. PRINT THIS STORY E-MAIL THIS STORY Season offers something for every dance fan DANCE By Cari Cunningham, Camera Dance Critic May 14, 2004 Even if you're not up to the physical demands of the summer class offerings, Colorado's dance festivals bring a tasty array of performances by local, national and international dance companies. The season kicks off early with an Afro-Latin festival, June hosts two local dance intensives and marks the opening of Cleo Parker Robinson Dance's 10th Annual International Summer Dance Institute (ISDI) in Denver. From May 31 to June 11, choreographer and teacher Gabe Masson offers contemporary dance technique classes and a repertory workshop at the University of Colorado. The workshop culminates in a free lecture/demonstration and performance on June 11 in the Irey Theatre on campus. Call (303) 492-2867. For the classical dancer and history buff, Viki Psihoyos (formerly of New York City Ballet) will teach variations from George Balanchine's 1967 ballet "Jewels" at the Lemon Sponge Cake Contemporary Dance Center from June 7 to 11. Call (303) 545-2298.

84. Neal - Teaching Dance In Prison Order Info. Miles from Nowhere teaching dance in Prison. By Leslie Neal. You do what? You teach dance in prison? Do you really think you are doing any good? http://www.communityarts.net/readingroom/archive/ca/neal-danceinprison.php

home apinews reading room conversations ... contact us Go to category... Arts and Community Arts and Urban Communities Arts and Rural/Small Communities Arts and Community Activism Arts and Community Development Arts and Corrections Arts and Culture Arts and Cultural Diversity Arts and Disabilities Arts and Education Arts and Elders Arts and the Environment Arts and Healthcare Arts and Public Policy Arts and Technology Arts and Youth Public Art Training in Community Arts Dance / Music Film/Video/Photography/Computers Literature Theater/Performance Visual Art Multidisciplinary History/Research/Theory Service Organizations The Citizen Artist 20 Years of Art in the Public Arena An Anthology from High Performance Magazine 1978-1998 edited by Linda Frye Burnham and Steven Durland Table of Contents Order Info Miles from Nowhere: Teaching Dance in Prison By Leslie Neal Every week I take the same journey. I travel north past farmlands and zinc fields, toll booths and baby palm trees, industrial cranes and great blue herons, and ticky-tacky subdivisions that all look the same and share swampy Everglades backyards. It's desolate and progressive all at once. A constantly changing, razed landscape that is distinctly South Florida. Strange metaphoric images aren't unusual along this one-way street. I see eagles, owls and osprey lined up on black wires. Once a walking catfish crossed the road. Occasionally, the sight of turtles sunning on the yellow line causes me to stop the car and move them to the safety of the edge. Once a red rolling feather blew by. The air is always filled with the alien call of black crows mixed with mourning doves and sporadic splashes of fish in the lily ponds.

85. ISDN Home Page Our goal is to provide a warm, closely knit community where individuals can teach, learn, and practice the fine art of Swing dance, and can attain whatever http://www.dance-ithaca.org/ahome.html

The Ithaca Swing Dance Network welcomes you! Whether you live in the immediate Ithaca area or whether you are part of 'Greater Ithaca' (which has no known boundaries), we sincerely wish you to feel at home and a part of our very special Dance Community. Our goal is to provide a warm, closely knit community where individuals can teach, learn, and practice the fine art of Swing Dance, and can attain whatever level of achievement they choose. We are very proud of our community and the individuals who comprise it. Please do join us for our hops, band dances and weekend workshops. We will be richer for your presence with us. Welcome!" Howard Schler, Chair Emeritus UPCOMING ISDN EVENTS: Join Us At The Ithaca Festival! Saturday, June 5th FREE ISDN COMMUNITY DANCE WITH THE PURPLE VALLEY BAND!! To help celebrate the Ithaca Swing Dance Network's 15th anniversary (15 years young and still swingin'), and in keeping with this year's Ithaca Festival Theme Gratitute the Ithaca Swing Dance Network will be holding a FREE ISDN Community Dance at the Women's Community Building, 100 W. Seneca St

86. National Dance Education Organization - Who We Are were encouraged to attend institutions of higher learning and teach in schools. All this resulted in a corresponding realignment of dance into the fine and http://www.ndeo.org/whoweare.asp

NDEO Online Store Now Available! Home Who We Are Dance Education Membership ... New! WHO WE ARE Evolution of the Field History of NDEO Accomplishments Governance ... Liaisons The National Dance Education Organization (NDEO) is an autonomous non-profit organization dedicated to promoting standards of excellence in dance education by providing the dance artist and the dance educator a network of resources and support, a base for advocacy, and access to programs and projects that focus on the importance of dance in the human experience. The goals of NDEO are to: 1) promote dance as an artistic process which broadens and depends human experience; 2) strengthen the national voice in articulating and implementing a vision for dance education; and 3) weave dance into the complete fabric of learning. The NDEO works to advance knowledge in the field of dance education, encourages research and practical application, and promotes quality instruction in dance arts education conducted by qualified teachers of dance. Evolution of the Field Dance found its first home in K-12 and higher education in physical education programs. The first dance major was approved in the Women's Physical Education Department at the University of Wisconsin/Madison in 1926. Until the 1970s, most school and university dance programs continued to be affiliated with girl's and women's physical education. However, as a result of the development of the field, Title IX (1972), and the Equal Educational Opportunity Act (1974), men's and women's physical education merged into coeducational programs that focused on sports. Simultaneously, artists/professionals were encouraged to attend institutions of higher learning and teach in schools. All this resulted in a corresponding realignment of dance into the fine and performing arts. Over time, dance has further defined itself as arts related, while physical education has become more specialized in the areas of athletics and sports science.

87. Dance Lesson Instruction Classes - Ballroom, Salsa, Swing, Wedding, Tango Dancin We know that partner dancing is a social activity, so we teach all our lessons to so that you are developing a dance partnership. . http://www.clubpromenade.com/htmldance.html

Promenade - A New Class of Dancing - Dance Lesson Instruction Promenade Home Wedding First Dances Benefits of Dancing Classes and Schedules ... Dance FAQs Facts Dance Lesson Instruction with Promenade! Whether you are a beginner looki ng to learn how to Swing, Salsa, and Tango, a seasoned competition dancer, or just an enthusiast looking to pick up a couple of steps for weddings and parties, Promenade has the perfect program for you. Dance Programs... Promenade personally tailors each program to reach the goals of each individual student! It's your goals that we keep in mind... just tell us where you plan to see yourself dancing, and we'll take it from there! We know that partner dancing is a social activity, so we teach all our lessons to so that you are developing a "dance partnership." Private lessons are best way to learn! Your instructor will work 1-on-1 with you alone or with your partner to teach everything you need to "hold your own" on the dance floor! Your on your way to developing a strong partnership together! Getting Married? Gotta Big Date? Honeymoon? Formal Event?

88. International Folk Dance At Cornell We will perform 13 flashy dances and teach several easier ones. Sept. 10, 2004. WSH. Contra dance, 8-11 pm, probably preceded by teaching of Hambo. $5. http://ifd.cornell.edu/

International Folk Dancing at Cornell We meet Sunday evenings from 7:00 to 10:00 during the summer. No partner or dance experience is required. The general public is invited to all activities. Beginners are welcome at all times. There is no admission charge to regular meetings, but we do ask a small voluntary donation to cover expenses (Cornell students excepted). For more information, call or e-mail Marguerite David (539-6970), or Edilia (387-6547). The address folkdance@cornell.edu also goes to Marguerite. For regular announcements of IFD events, join our listserve Weekly Schedule Special Events Phys. Ed. Class ... Band Weekly Schedule Download a pdf file of the summer schedule Note that IFD@C is a club open to all. During the school year, we offer PE credit to Cornell students who enroll through the PE department, but anyone is welcome to attend any or all sessions. You can come at any time, but we start with an hour of teaching followed by request dancing. When* Where Dances Taught (Instructors) May 16 HStJ Review of Armenian dances from the Shoghaken workshop (Marguerite Frongillo, Todd Sullivan).

89. Belly Dance - Starting To Teach - The Basics There are many reasons for teaching dance most people teach because they truly love the art and want to share this knowledge; teaching also is a way to http://www.tribalwhere.com/belly_dance/classtrt.html

Starting To Teach The Basics There are those incredible performers who make poor teachers, just as there are some excellent teachers who are not the best performers in the genre. This is because the two arts, though not mutually exclusive, are Before taking the big step, there are several points to consider: Are you really ready? Location Class Plan Fees Promotion The first Night And the other nights after... Costuming Are You Really Ready? I once taught an 8-week Beginning Level I class in another city. There was a woman attending who was unable to complete the beginning course; she told me she found the material too difficult. I was dismayed to learn later that this same woman was a teacher in this town. I wondered how she could be teaching if she was unable to complete course materials that were the very underpinnings of the art. Obviously many people want to teach, but each person must assess their reasons carefully and also must honestly examine their skill levels before taking that big step. If you as a dancer have not completed an extensive course of study, if you have not taken time to learn a style completely, than you might need to wait before teaching. A person who is totally committed to teaching has probably not only studied one style devotedly, but has some exposure to the various styles of bellydance. I find that most quality teachers are not only well-versed in their specific style, but have extensive training and knowledge of several styles of bellydance, extensive experience with folkloric or folk dance, and are immersed in researching and studying the diverse cultures found throughout the Near and Middle East, as well as studying a number of cultures, dances and people of North Africa, and the eastern European nations. It just seems to happen as they discover the interconnectedness of dance throughout these regions.

90. Bill Evans Dance Company -- Educators Arts Resources In association with the UNM dance Program, BEDCO offers a special summer intensive for Albuquerque area classroom teachers wishing to teach the curriculum http://www.swcp.com/abqarts/educators/organizations/dance_bill_evans.htm

Our mission is twofold, including both dance performance and dance education. Performance: BEDCO is the primary vehicle for the creation and dissemination of new modern dance works by Bill Evans, who has been recognized as a major international choreographer since the mid-70's, when he received the first of numerous choreographic fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Guggenheim Fellowship and numerous other awards. BEDCO produces several concerts of modern dance and/or rhythm tap dance in Albuquerque and other New Mexico communities annually. Education: BEDCO is also the primary vehicle for the dissemination of the Evans Modern Dance Technique, which integrates dance science, somatics and Laban/Bartenieff Movement Analysis. The annual Bill Evans Summer Institutes of Dance attracts professional dance teachers and aspiring professional performers from throughout the U. S., Canada, Mexico and elsewhere to study with Evans and other company members. The company will also share this work with the Albuquerque community through the Jewish Community Center beginning in October, 2000.

91. Îáó÷åíèå â Õàñòë-êëóáàõ: íà Íàãîðíîé, "Â-12". Îà The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.hustleclub.ru/content/dance/teach.html

Îôèöèàëüíûé ñàéò "Õàñòë-Êëóáîâ" ã. Ìîñêâà, ã. Ñàìàðà, ã. Êîëîìíà ñ N Club'îì, Ìàéñêèé êóáîê N Club’à 2004 "Íàãîðíîé" HustleOpenAir â Ñòðîãèíî. "Õàñòë-ïóòåâîäèòåëü ïî Ñàìàðå" ÌÓ "Â-12" Õàñòë-êëóá ÌÓ "Â-12" Ñòóäèÿ N Club ("Õàñòë-êëóá íà Íàãîðíîé") ì. "Íàãîðíàÿ" Ñòóäèÿ N Club ("Õàñòë-êëóá íà Íàãîðíîé") ì. "Ïëîùàäü Èëüè÷à" Õàñòë-êëóá "Â-12" ì. "Ñåðïóõîâñêàÿ" êëóá "Öåíòðàëüíûé" Ñòóäèÿ "Õàñòë-êëóá íà Íàãîðíîé", ì. "Íàãîðíàÿ" ( ñò.ì "Íàãîðíàÿ", äàëåå 5 ìèí. ïåøêîì äî ÄÊ "Ìåòàëëóðã", òàíö.õîëë, 1-é ýòàæ. ÄÄÒ, ì. "Ïëîùàäü Èëüè÷à" ( ã. Ìîñêâà, óë. Ðàáî÷àÿ, ä.30, Äîì äåòñêîãî òâîð÷åñòâà (ÄÄÒ) "Íà Òàãàíêå". ñò.ì "Ïëîùàäü Èëüè÷à", äàëåå 5-7 ìèí. ïåøêîì. Íàïèñàòü e-mail àäìèíèñòðàòîðó ñàéòà: admin@hustleclub.ru Design Hustle-Club

92. A Competent Teacher You have also decided to make a commitment to your students, to yourself and to the dance community to teach, act, and perform at your best . http://www.orientaldancer.net/articles/a_competent_teacher.html

A guideline of signs to look for when seeking a quality dance teacher. Biography Resume Photos Email Me A Competent Teacher By Ne-Kajira Jannan of " Tribal Where? "One of the hardest areas for enforcing ethics is in the teaching field because we have, to date, no standardized foundation vocabulary, no established professional standard, and no standard categorization of the various styles and forms of this art form, complete with a certification program. This is a double-edged sword: on one hand, this ensures that no single group can monopolize the dance or control the creative process, but on the other hand, it also means that students can often fall into the hands of ill-trained, unscrupulous people posing as teachers. I suspect it will take many years yet until the situation is resolved. In the meantime, the dance community must police itself; we must take on the responsibility of offering incoming and current students a variety of "signposts" with which to identify qualified, competent teachers from bad. This is difficult because the various styles take different approached to performance and training, to execution of a movement... however , there are standard areas of knowledge a teacher should have, and standard practices. If you are looking for a qualified instructor, I suggest the following:

93. Department Of Theatre And Dance The dance education emphasis is designed to provide students with the credentials necessary to teach dance in the Mississippi public school system. http://www.usm.edu/theatre/dancecover.php

Department of Theatre and Dance Contact The University of Southern Mississippi Department of Theatre and Dance Box 5052, Hattiesburg, MS 39406-5052 Telephone (601) 266-4161 Fax (601) 266-6423 E-mail dance@usm.edu THE DANCE PROGRAM Mission The mission of the dance program at The University of Southern Mississippi is to prepare students for both professional and scholastic careers in the arts. The program is based on the philosophy that dance is more than a physical actit is a state of mind-an attitude in which body and mind is balanced. The diversity of ideas, visual images and formal techniques that have evolved through the historical development of dance are the ingredients that make up the whole of dance as a performing art. It is to these ingredients that the dance program addresses its courses and activities in order to guide the student toward a balanced understanding of the art. The Southern Miss dance major program was the first program in Mississippi to offer the professional B.F.A. degree in dance. It is the only program in the five-state region that offers a dance education K-12 emphasis and is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Dance (NASD), which is recognized by the United States Department of Education.

94. Footworks Dance Classes We teach many forms of percussive dance, with special expertise in traditional and contemporary clogging styles, Irish stepdance, Irish set dance, Cape Breton http://www.footworks.org/classlist.htm

Celebrating our 25th Anniversary Season in 2004! Home Tour Schedule About the Company Music ... Click here for the schedule! Weekly Classes Did you hear the NEWS?! Footworks plans to open our own studio in June of 2004 in Annapolis. If anyone is interested in teaching or taking classes, please e-mail office@footworks.org Footworks continues to offer Wednesday night classes during the fall and winter at our "home base" Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts in Annapolis. In addition to these classes, Company members also teach at a number of area dance studios in the Baltimore, Washington, DC and Annapolis region. See below for a complete list... Please note that all the classes and camps listed below are offered at different locations! We recommend that students contact the studio hosting the class directly with questions about class placement, fees and directions. Sundays in Baltimore J. Patrick's Irish Pub

95. Dance Sask - Website Links At Signature dance we meet with famed dancers and choreographers to create videos and CD s produced to inspire you to teach, choreograph dance and perform. http://www.dancesask.com/links/

Home About Members Calendar ... Contact Us Ballet Alberta Ballet Avalon Dance Shop We carry dance wear and accessories for ballet, tap, jazz, flamenco, and even belly dancing! We also have a great selection in music, technical books, hair accessories, jewelry, shoecare products and more! Ballet Jorgen Ballet Jorgen Canada is the fifth largest Canadian Ballet Company currently serving the nation. Ballet Northwest Dance Ontario Dance Works Danse Danse ... Kirov Ballet - From St. Petersburg, RUSSIA Les Ballets Jazz De Montreal Les Grands Ballets Canadiens - Montreal, Quebec Moscow City Ballet - Moscow, RUSSIA Moscow State Ballet National Ballet, Inc. - The US National Ballet Quinte Ballet School Belleville, ON Royal Academy of Dance The Royal Academy of Dance is an international teacher education and awardingbody for classical ballet. Royal Winnipeg Ballet - Winnipeg, Manitoba . A webring is a chain of web sites that can be visited, or toured, with a single mouse click. The Bolshoi - The famous Russian Ballet The Mariinsky Theatre's Official Page (includes Kirov) The National Ballet of Canada - Canada's National Ballet School is a world leader providing the best in ballet training integrated with an enriched academic program.

96. Welcome To The Dance Of The Deer Foundation Website He will teach the dance Of The Deer, which helps bring balance to the earth and joy to our hearts.Huichol shamanic practices of purification, prayer, dreamwork http://www.shamanism.com/

ABOUT US WORKSHOPS MEMBERSHIP Goto Shaman Chocolates GotoThe mission of the Dance of the Deer Foundation Center for Shamanic Studies is to preserve the Huichol culture and its shamanic practices and traditions. The foundation was established in 1979 by Brant Secunda to carry on the vision of his grandfather and teacher, don José Matsuwa, the renowned Huichol shama Brant Secunda is a shaman, healer and ceremonial leader in the Huichol Indian tradition of Mexico. He completed a 12-year apprenticeship with Don Jose Matsuwa, the renowned shaman, who died in 1990 at the age of 110. Since 1979 Brant Secunda has been the Director of the Dance of the Deer Foundation, Center for Shamanic Studies. Having worked with the World Health Organization and the American Holistic Medical Association, Brant is integrating shamanism into the world of modern medicine. He is an internationally recognized shaman and healer. Brant Secunda leads seminars and retreats worldwide.His work has been documented on television, radio, and in articles and books throughout the United States and Europe.

97. Newsletter they were going to lay me off to balance their budget) but the administration wound up revoking my pink slip on the basis of my ability to teach dance and that http://depts.washington.edu/uwdance/nl/spr04/alumnotes.html

ALUMNOTES Jessica Anthony (formerly Jessica Beck, B.A. 2003) was married in January 2004. She is living in Oyster Bay, NY and recently became an apprentice with the Jane Comfort Dance Company. Darrah Blanton (B.A. 2000) is teaching dance in Seattle for Spectrum Dance, Youth Child Academy and Seattle Parks and Recreation. She also dances with Birlibiloque, a modern dance company in Seattle. Ursula Burnham (M.F.A. 1999) gave birth to her second son, Mcall True Burnham, on January 26, 2004. Lauren Cockrell (B.A. 2001) recently received a Masters in Teaching and now teaches 2nd grade in Portland, OR. Last spring, she spent some time studying flamenco in Seville, Spain. Pamela Cohen (M.F.A. 2001) is engaged to be married to Milo Bernstein in December 2004. Ryan Corriston Rise , NYC Feb. 3-8, 2004. Rebecca Enghauser (M.F.A. 2001) is the proud mother of baby Audrey, born February 27, 2004. Ariel Federow 12 Minute Max Under Construction in March 2004. Pam Geber (M.F.A. 1998) and husband Eric Handman were in residence at the University of Oregon as recipients of the 2003-04 Boekelheide UO Creativity Award in Chemistry, Music, and Dance. They are also expecting a baby in July 2004. Yoav Kaddar (M.F.A. 2000) is teaching in the Dept. of Theatre Arts at SUNY New Paltz where he is reviving the dance minor degree. He is also the new father of baby Olivia.

98. Swing Out New York Swing Dance Server Janice Wilson and Paolo Lanna, 1997 ASDC Lindy Hop Champions teach here as well. Janice also runs the Grit Ginders Lindy performance dance team. http://swingout-ny.com/

IS BACK SwingOut New York - NYC's Original All Swing Site ORDER from Zort Music. "Swingin' Away" Recorded Live at Frankie Manning's 85th Birthday Party at Roseland. Order from ZORT MUSIC Find an error or wish to be on SwingOut-NY's Swing Alert mailing list please e-mail us at info@swingout-ny.com DANCE STUDIOS/TEACHERS How does one learn to swing dance in NYC? Many of the clubs have dance lessons taught by one of the dance schools. Best is to go to one of the independent dance schools some schools for swing in New York City are listed below. The schools provide low pressure high quality group lessons. You sign up on a monthly cycle for 4 group classes appprox. $60 - $75 a month, $90 or so for two groups classes. You do not need a partner and partners rotate in class. Some NYC Swing Dance Schools. List of teachers is not complete and is confined to the those who teach group classes on a regular basis. Please e-mail corrections and additions. Margaret Batiuchok , 238 E. 14th St. 2nd and 3rd, 598-0154. The dean of swing dancing in New York City, a founder and president of the New York Swing Dance Society, dazzling dancer, and noted teacher. I recommend Margaret to people who want to learn the fundamentals of all swing dancing, not just a particular style.

99. PEC: Dance Lesson Ideas And Plans The following dance/rhythmic lesson ideas may be helpful to those who teach dance and rhythmic movement in your physical education curriculum. http://www.pecentral.org/lessonideas/dance/danceindex.asp

Dance Lesson Ideas PEC Store PEC Newsletter PE Equipment Search PEC Home Adapted PE Assessment Ideas Best Practices Books/Music Classroom Mngmt. FAQ's Instructional Resources Job Center Kids Quiz Kids Quotes Lesson Ideas LOG IT Newsletter PEC Challenge PEC Store PE Equipment Postcards Preschool PE Professional Info PE Research Search PEC Top Web Sites Managing Editor Marcey Siegel Manor Hill Elementary Lombard, IL PEC Dance Books Dance Lesson Idea Books Advisory Board John Bennett Madeline Cantor Donna Jagielski Debby Mitchell Becky Slettum Suze Summers Bruce Wilmoth Judy Woodruff PE Central exists to assist teachers and other adults in helping children become physically active and healthy for a lifetime. The following dance/rhythmic lesson ideas may be helpful to those who teach dance and rhythmic movement in your physical education curriculum. Some are original ideas, and others are instructions for dances that have been around for some time. Dance and Rhythm Videos Purchase them Now from the PEC Store Most dances provide a link to Amazon.com

100. Ririe Woodbury Workshops with indepth experiences in dance and to serve as a working environment for choreography. Each year a guest artist is invited to teach and choreograph a new http://www.ririewoodbury.com/work.html

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