Dance skills can be enhanced when students do not recognize that they are working on dance skills. The activities in this book will motivate students to work on dance skills without any risk of embarrassment.
Unmasking the imposter, decompetition
Dance Anatomy eBook
Even though breathing is the natural process of bringing oxygen into the lungs, most dancers are unclear about exactly how to breathe!
Writing About Dance
Before you can critique a dance, you must observe it.
Social Dance-3rd Edition
Simply being aware of your posture while standing is only part of the image that you present to others. Dancers are movers. Thus, how you carry yourself while moving, which you do when you are walking or taking a series of dance steps, also says volumes about your self-confidence.
Beginning Ballet eBook With Web Resource
Today�s ballet class structure evolved through history absorbing traditions, movement practices, and dance science.
Experiencing Dance 2nd Edition With Web Resources
Repeat the simple jazz arm exercise shown in figure 1.3 until your muscles get tired. In this way you will be able to identify which muscles are doing the work in this exercise.
Dance Integration eBook
Thanks to the Partnership for 21st Century Skills, a national group of business and education leaders came together as a catalyst to position 21st-century skills at the center of U.S. education.
Studying Dance eBook With Web Resource
Studying any subject on campus necessitates dedication, curiosity, and responsibility, but this is especially true for dance. Successfully studying dance on campus as a dance major, dance minor, or dance enthusiast requires you to push yourself as a student.
Creative Dance for All Ages 2nd Edition eBook With Web Resource
The focus of each lesson is one or two dance concepts from figure 1.1, which you can also find on the web resource for easy printing. The dance concept is the thread that ties the entire lesson together.