Mindful Moves: Effective Attention and Focus Strategies to Elevate Dance Education Performance Indicators
David Leventhal and Clare Guss-West © 2024
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In this session, David Leventhal and Clare Guss-West, authors of the Attention and Focus Strategies for Dance Educators Online Course, shared diverse External Focus of Attention (EFA) strategies to enhance key performance indicators of the National Dance Society (NDS) Standards Framework for K-12 dance learning. Explore the varied EFA approaches to foundational dance in the and gain a fresh perspective for new inspirations and proven methods that support lifelong dance education.
This webinar was co-sponsored with the National Dance Society. Learn more about NDS at http://nationaldancesociety.org.
To learn more about this topic, purchase Attention and Focus Strategies for Dance Educators Online Course and Attention and Focus in Dance.
Also, join David and Clare in an innovative blended learning format starting January 2025, Attention and Focus Strategies for Dance Educators. Enjoy the best of both worlds: Engage in a comprehensive 5-module self-paced online course, with scheduled opportunities for monthly interactive, synchronous exchange with the course facilitators Clare and David and with dedicated dance educators from around the globe. Course includes lifetime access to study materials and downloadable support resources. To receive more information visit https://bit.ly/jointheafcourse.
There are no continuing education credits attached to this webinar.
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