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The skills that are developed while learning dance

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dance aids skill development

Our online Dance curriculum fosters life skills, intellectual skills, physical skills, essential and critical thinking skills (also known as higher order thinking). Besides this we also focus on SEL (social and emotional learning)

Kids who pursue any form of dance, will experience overall growth and development. Kids who are naturally good at dancing, possess bodily-kinesthetics type of intelligence as an inherent core strength. Dance influences the formation of cognitive skills in the following way:

Enhanced sustained attention: The ability to focus on one task for sustained periods of time improves. Kids will be able to invest consistent effort on the task over a period. Dance also improves listening skills and concentration.

Improved cognitive flexibility: Kids will experience improved ability to think between or about multiple concepts simultaneously

Enhanced category formation: The ability to categorize skills, concepts and information into categories will improve over time. Dance also aids evaluation, analysis and application of knowledge

Pattern Recognition: The rhythmic nature of dance enhances the ability to recognize patterns.

Improved working memory: Dance enhances the ability to hold information temporarily. It positively impacts reasoning, decision-making and behavior

Response Inhibition: It aids the suppression of inappropriate behavior in any given circumstance. It Improves focus and the ability to ignore external distractions. Also, it helps to recognize the right cues with regard to performance during dance, drama and music. It also improves classroom behavior and listening skills.

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The followed Critical thinking skills are developed during dance:

Creativity:

Ability to infer

Improved observation

Improved recall ability

Ability to communicate through movement and expression

Enhanced application of knowledge

Ability to create art and think out of the box

Enhanced interest and motivation to perform

The ability to apply own unique expressions to movement and rhythm

Problem-solving

Ability to think quickly and attend to a problem with tact

Ability to memorize sequences and application of knowledge at the right time

Ability to recognize cues and act accordingly

Ability to spot errors and rectify with tact

Ability to reduce errors through intentional learning

Analysis

Ability to think quickly and attend to a problem with tact

Ability to memorize sequences and application of knowledge at the right time

Ability to recognize cues and act accordingly

Ability to spot errors and rectify with tact

Ability to reduce errors through intentional learning

Open-mindedness

Ability to connect with a diverse audience

Willingness to perform on diverse platforms

Interest in being part of a diverse group due to more learning experiences

Exploring more enriching learning experiences through diverse environments

Interest to lend movement to issues of importance

Eager to lend expression to issues of importance

Eager to make a difference through this dynamic platform

Willingness to interact and learn from people of different backgrounds

Understanding that learning comes from versatility

Having conversations that include equity and inclusion

Dance improves the following physical skills:

  • Mobility

  • Hand-eye coordination

  • Functional connectivity

  • Balance

  • Control

  • Physical fitness

  • Posture

  • Alignment

Dance impacts Social and Emotional Learning in a positive way. Kids develop various interpersonal and intrapersonal skills like the following:

  • Self-awareness

  • Self-management

  • Emotional awareness

  • Accurate self-perception

  • Impulse control

Interpersonal Skills

  • Communication

  • Responsible decision making

  • Inclusion: understanding of diversity

The Intellectual skills child develop with dance are:

  • Non-verbal spatial

  • Musical

Kids develop essential skills like the following while training for dance:

Time-management

Discipline

Responsibility

Stress management

Patience

Perseverance

Participation

Social skills

Intelligence type as per the MI theory

Physical intelligence, also known as bodily-kinesthetic intelligence, is any intelligence derived through physical and practiced learning such as sports, dance, or craftsmanship. It may refer to the ability to use one's hands to create, to express oneself with one's body, a reliance on tactile mechanisms and movement, and accuracy in controlling body movement. An individual with high physical intelligence is someone who is adept at using their physical body to solve problems and express ideas and emotions. The ability to control the physical body and the mind-body connection is part of a much broader range of human potential as set out in Howard Gardener’s Theory of multiple intelligences

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Here is a demonstration of the single – handed mudras of Bharatanatyam as shown by our student. Saanvi Arora learns Bharatanatyam online with Learner Circle.


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