Learning & Teaching Series
Luna’s three-part Learning & Teaching Series charts the course of dance teaching proficiency from a reflective, critical theory perspective.
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Learning & Teaching I – Groundworks
$900.00This course provides a foundation of dance standards within a culturally responsive teaching framework. Centering creativity, participants deepen their understanding of the elements of dance; explore child development through a Vygoskian lens; learn about human cognition and trauma; examine myths, misperceptions, and biases found in dance teaching; and design dance curricula for their teaching setting. Luna’s Summer Institute covers the same material. All workshop levels include teacher reflection, situated learning theory, and inclusive practices.
Limited tuition assistance available for independent dance teaching artists or educators whose administrators do not cover PD. Please contact Jochelle jperena@lunadancecreativity.org for more information.
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Learning & Teaching II – Crafting
$850.00Special early bird price until May 1!
After completing Groundworks, participants deepen their understanding of engineering dance lessons and units for maximum creativity and student autonomy. Course content includes backward design theory adapting it to a flexible approach to creativity; learning to teach phrasing, motif development, principles of design, and choreographic solos and duets; establishing learning goals and ways to assess through observation and reflection; and cognition and motivation theories. All workshop levels include teacher reflection, situated learning theory, and inclusive practices.
Limited tuition assistance available for independent dance teaching artists or educators whose administrators do not cover PD. Please contact PL@lunadancecreativity.org for more information.
July 15-19, 2024
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state-of-the-art facility
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Learning & Teaching III – Spirals & Rigor
$900.00Learning & Teaching III – Spirals & Rigor
After completing Groundworks and Crafting, participants are ready to create curricular flows from big goals-to-units to sequencing from unit-to-unit and from year-to-year. They learn to teach choreographic skills from phrasing to group forms to using stage space and audience perspective with intention; create authentic assessments; investigate the role Action Research can play to improve teaching; and become confident users of UDL to establish inclusive, culturally-responsive, creativity-supporting experiences for all learners.
Limited tuition assistance available for independent dance teaching artists or educators whose administrators do not cover PD. Please contact Jochelle jperena@lunadancecreativity.org for more information.
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