Dance

The Importance of Dance

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Article: Ideas.TED.com | Mar 21, 2018 | Sir Ken Robinson + Lou Aronica 

Explore the significance of dance in education through the late Sir Ken Robinson and Lou Aronica's illuminating article. They advocate for the equal recognition of dance alongside core subjects like math and science, emphasizing its cultural richness and transformative potential. 

Delve into the intrinsic value of dance, its social and emotional benefits, and its positive correlation with academic achievement. 

Gain fresh insights into fostering holistic education and promoting inclusivity in arts programs. Their perspective offers valuable reflections for educators navigating diverse learning landscapes.

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Beginner Dance Moves


Toosie Slide

Toosie Slide.mp4

In 2020, Drake (Canadian rapper), released a song and dance that became viral


Created by Jaymie Wei-Li Poh Teacher Candidate in the UBC Teacher Education program, IB PYP cohort.

Paradiddles

Paradiddles.mp4

This footwork is often used in tap dance and is now commonly used in house dance


Created by Jaymie Wei-Li Poh Teacher Candidate in the UBC Teacher Education program, IB PYP cohort.

Intermediate Dance Moves

Paradiddles

Paradiddles.mp4

This footwork is often used in tap dance and is now commonly used in house dance


Created by Jaymie Wei-Li Poh Teacher Candidate in the UBC Teacher Education program, IB PYP cohort.

Running Man

Running Man.mp4

This 1986 African footwork is a street dance that was made famous by MC Hammer and is still famously used today


Created by Jaymie Wei-Li Poh Teacher Candidate in the UBC Teacher Education program, IB PYP cohort.

Advance Dance Moves

Mikes & Ikes

Mikes & Ikes.mp4

This footwork is often used in hip-hop, urban dance & house dance


Created by Jaymie Wei-Li Poh Teacher Candidate in the UBC Teacher Education program, IB PYP cohort.

Moonwalk

Moonwalk.mp4

Learn the all-time famous Michael Jackson move


Created by Jaymie Wei-Li Poh Teacher Candidate in the UBC Teacher Education program, IB PYP cohort.