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Can you do dance for GCSE?
We realise most GCSE Dance students choose dance for the practical rather than theoretical focus.
That's why our written assessment is clear, well-structured and easy for students to understand.
Students will enjoy the variety of question styles, which include multiple choice, short and extended answer..Can you take dance as a GCSE?
GCSE Dance helps students to develop technical and expressive skills as well as knowledge and understanding of dance through performance, choreography and critical appreciation.
We offer first-rate teaching with consistently excellent results, equipping students to progress to further dance studies..- Physical Benefits- Dance will help develop muscles, tone the body, improve circulation, improve posture, balance, coordination and promote greater flexibility.
- RELATIONSHIPS – WAY in which dancers move with other dancers eg lead and follow, mirroring, action and reaction, accumulation, complement and contrast, counterpoint, contact, formations.
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How do I prepare my class for KS1 dance?
Your class will benefit from a warm up before the programme begins (if you have time)
Yawning, stretching, jogging on the spot and pretending to wash the face and neck are all examples of ways of warming up
Each programme ends with a ‘cool down’ to prepare them for the return to the classroom
KS1 Dance: Let's MoveHow should children learn dance?
The children should be taught: to develop control, coordination, balance, poise and elevation in the basic actions of travelling, jumping, turning, gesture and stillness to perform movements or patterns, including some from existing dance traditions
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