03/04/2022
Check out the line up! We can’t wait to see you at the festival. 🙂
Tennessee Association of Dance
- Home
- United States
- Murfreesboro, TN
- Tennessee Association of Dance
A statewide network of organizations & individuals dedicated to artistic excellence & committed to e
The Tennessee Association of Dance was chartered in 1971 to encourage and support the development of dance in Tennessee. TAD serves as a central source of information for Tennessee's dance constituencies. We report dance activities, employment opportunities, auditions, master classes and workshops, as well as issues of local and national importance to the field. The Association represents dance--a
s art, as education, and as a profession--to individuals and organizations as appropriate; and informs members of governmental issues that may impact dance in Tennessee. Members of the Association actively participate in statewide arts organizations, local and national dance related organizations, often holding leadership positions. The Tennessee Association is a non-profit corporation that receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Tennessee Arts commission. The Tennessee Association of Dance is an equal opportunity employer; and provides equal opportunity to all applicants for employment, recipients of services and benefits of the Association and participants in Association programs without prejudice in regard to race, color, or national origin.
Operating as usual
02/18/2022
TAD invites all CHOREOGRAPHERS, DANCE EDUCATORS, ARTISTS, COACHES and SCHOLARS interested in presenting at our 55th annual conference to submit applications for panels, movement sessions, lectures, workshops, performances and learning opportunities.
Priority will be given to proposals that address the conference theme.
Types of proposals you can submit:
Spotlight Performance
Individual Presentations
Panels
Roundtables
Workshops (skills building or technique)
Deadline for Submission: February 18, 2022
02/09/2022
Strong Magic : TAD 55th Annual State Conference and Festival
Strong Magic is a 3-day guided dance retreat of wellness-centered experiences for the holistic, strong and magical dancer in each of us. Through performances, classes and other creative learning opportunities, this year’s festival is dedicated to the past, present and future of dance in the state of Tennessee. With over 200 artists, educators and dance enthusiasts as participants, the festival and conference aligns dance communities across the state, to carry dance into the next era of art making.
Grab your tickets today by clicking here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/strong-magic-tad-55th-annual-state-conference-and-festival-tickets-251593281277?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=escb&mc_cid=a0cb733d7d&mc_eid=28145caa3b
Tennessee Dance presents a 3-day guided dance retreat centered on holistic wellness for dancers.
02/09/2022
01/15/2022
✨Save the Date! ✨
06/11/2021
Register now to learn from a very special guest who’s going to share how to become the “go to” dance studio in your community! With 14 years of experience owning her own very successful studio under her belt, Shannon Westveer is the real deal. Shannon was a member of the the Dance Studio Owners Association (DSOA) Inner Circle before she began coaching other studio owners. Today, she has officially joined the team as the DSOA Inner Circle Program Manager. The DSOA delivers industry-leading resources to help studio owners grow their dream dance studio, while also reclaiming their life outside the studio walls.
.
TAD Professional Summit
June 12-13th
Virtual
Register Here: www.tennesseedance.org
.
Dance Studio Owners Association
06/08/2021
DANCE teachers! Get ready to bring back some knowledge to your classroom after this weekend’s master class with Bill Evans Somatic Dance Institute. This class and others will bring new inspiration to your classroom at our virtual Professional Summit!
6 classes- Only $90 for members, $120 for non-members.
Ticket Link on website: www.tennesseedance.org
.
Bill Evans started developing his own approach to the teaching of modern dance technique in 1968, when he was a member of the Repertory Dance Theatre (RDT) and was invited by Virginia Tanner to teach the advanced teens in her renowned creative dance program at the University of Utah. His work fused influences from classical ballet and the classic modern style in which he was immersing himself—Limón, Graham, Cunningham and Nikolais. He was also strongly influenced by the writing and lectures of Margaret H’Doubler, and he also drew heavily on his many years of immersion in rhythm tap dance as he created a highly personal dance style.
In 1976, Evans invited Peggy Hackney to join his dance company. Ever since then, he has integrated the theories and language of the Laban/Bartenieff Movement System into his teaching of dance technique. Other influences have been applied kinesiology, particularly as taught by Karen Clippinger, and other somatic studies, including Feldenkrais Awareness through Movement, Body-Mind Centering and Functional Awareness.
.
06/08/2021
We can’t believe we get to Zoom meet Misty Lown in just a few days for our Professional Summit 2021.
Learn more about More Than Just Great Dancing, some strategies that have helped dance studios, and how it can help you.
Here’s Misty’s bio:
Join Misty Lown, founder of More Than Just Great Dancing!®, for a 90 minute master class on the journey to stabilize, optimize and maximize your studio business in 2021 and beyond.
Misty Lown is the founder, president, and energized force behind More Than Just Great Dancing® - A licensed dance studio affiliation program that has a positive impact on over 100,000 dance students around the globe each week. She is also the owner of Youth Protection Advocates in Dance - an educational company.
Her dance studio, Misty’s Dance Unlimited, founded in 1998 and named a “Top 50 Studios in the Nation” by Dance Spirit Magazine has provided $500,000 in scholarship for dancers. Misty has been a speaker for every major dance industry event and has authored over 100 industry articles.
She is a sought-after speaker and business leader. She has been recognized as “Teacher of the Year” by Eclipse, “Outstanding Businesswoman of the Year” by the YWCA and awarded the “Pope John XXIII Award for Distinguished Service” by Viterbo University, the “Philanthropy Award” from the local Red Cross, the “President’s Award” from the La Crosse Area Development Corporation and the “President’s Award” from the Association of Professional Fundraisers.
Misty is an entrepreneur and builder at heart. In addition to her dance studio and licensing program, she owns a dancewear store, self-storage business and is a managing partner in a family real estate business. She is the author of One Small Yes an Amazon #1 Bestseller that has been translated to Korean and Indonesian. Misty’s favorite part of the day is spending time with her husband and five beautiful children.
Check our website to register: www.tennesseedance.org
.
06/05/2021
We are sooo excited about this year’s Professional Summit! Whether you are a dance teacher or dance administrator we have classes for you to improve your skills now.
.
From the comfort of your own home (virtual)
June 12th-13th.
.
Click here for more info: www.tennesseedance.org
.
05/26/2021
A master class for teachers with with Lauren Giordano Whittington from wherever you are?! YES PLEASE!
.
Gus is known throughout the world as the "Godfather of Jazz Dance".
Experience Gus' outstanding Jazz technique at his school founded with wife, Peg in 1953.
GUS’ one day Intensive is the perfect introduction to his Jazz technique for dance teachers. Experience how to teach Gus Giordano Jazz to children beginning at age 4 to 19. GUS Teacher Training includes excerpts from the Anthology of American Jazz Dance, Gus Giordano’s philosophy, his history and much more.
.
We are so excited for our teachers at the Professional Summit to take Lauren’s class and others June 12th-13th. Virtual. Plus learn how you can receive scholarships to attend full programs for teacher training and admin coaching for TAD members.
05/21/2021
Ok teachers (and administrators), you know you want to learn more and better ways to teach acro! With acrobatic dance becoming more and more popular, we want to make sure our teachers are teaching in the safest way possible. Acrobatic Arts is a foundational program for AcroDance taught over 12 levels in progression; with each level building on the pervious level’s requirements. Theory classes including anatomy and choreography as well as practical classes in spotting ensure that Acrobatic Arts Certified Teachers understand how to properly introduce skills with excellent technique in a safe and fun environment. Innovative tools like the Acrobatic Arts App, Analyze Student and Progress Charts engage and motivate dancers and teachers to excellence.
.
Take the master class in Acrobatic Arts (and more!) at TAD’s Professional Summit 2021!
Virtual.
June 12-13th.
Click here for tix:
https://www.tennesseedance.org/certsampler
.
05/18/2021
We can’t wait to learn more about Teacher Training program at our Professional Summit 2021!
Discover freedom through alignment with Maeva Movement's Pilates Mat Teacher Training Program. Developed by master trainer, Laurel Desmarais, this program utilizes the Pilates repertoire to develop refined movement skills. Pilates is a system of exercises designed to encourage whole body health by integrating the mind, body and spirit through breath and dedication. Pilates Mat is the perfect compliment to the human toolbox and has been proven to reduce injury, improve performance and promote a joyful movement experience. The Maeva Movement Program provides an extensive education in contemporary Pilates Mat to utilize in a variety of settings.
.
Did you know all of these programs are eligible for the Judy Woodruff Professional Development Scholarship? That’s right! TAD will help pay for your teacher training!
Receive and master class and learn more about Maeva Movements certification and more June 12-13th. Virtual.
.
05/17/2021
We are so excited to have Emily Thomas from helping to get our dance administrators on track to an organized, profitable, and efficient business during our Professional Summit 2021! Remember, there are TWO tracks this year: Dance Teacher, and Dance Administrator (you can find Emily’s class on the Admin Track)
.
Jackrabbit is a leader in online class management software. From online registration, class management, time clocks, point of sale, payment and billing processing, costume and recital management and reporting, Jackrabbit has it all to help you reach all your goals!
.
Emily has been passionate about children and families for most of her life and has been uniquely involved in the education and business side of the childcare and activities industries for over 10 years. She is currently leading the Marketing team at Jackrabbit Technologies, parent company of Jackrabbit Class, Dance, Swim, and Care editions.
.
TAD’s Professional Summit.
Certification Sampler.
June 12-13th.
Virtual.
Link in bio to register.
05/12/2021
At TAD we are working hard to spread dance to more Tennesseans. That’s why we are so excited to learn about Royal Academy of Dance’s Silver Swans program (and others!) at our Professional Summit 2021: Certification Sampler. This training focuses on devising and delivering safe and inclusive ballet classes for older learners, and providing teachers with strategies for effective ballet teaching for mixed-ability older learners.
.
At the sampler we will get a 1.5 hour virtual master class (so you’ll have information to take back to your classroom right away) and learn how you can become fully licensed as an RAD Silver Swans Teacher. Dance Teachers get ready to be inspired, energized, and ready to spread your love of dance in 2021!
.
Thank you for partnering with us and sharing more information about this incredible program.
.
05/10/2021
There are two tracks in the Professional Summit; A TEACHER Track and an ADMINISTRATOR Track. That’s right, weather you spend more time on the office or the studio, we’ve got something for you (And if you split your time, you are welcome to alternate between tracks to take the classes most suited for you!)
.
All online
.
June 12-13th
.
Register through the link in our bio
.
05/07/2021
AND it’s live!!!! You can now register for this virtual event to try out half a dozen master classes in various programs! See something you like? Many organizations are offering discount codes specifically for those in attendance!
.
Get that early bird pricing and register now! 🤸♂️ check the website to see our schedule. We can’t wait for you to experience these world renowned organizations!
.
05/06/2021
Get ready for an incredible Professional Summit 2021: *Certification Sampler* a virtual experience to sample many different certification programs.
Considering expanding your knowledge in a certain area of teaching or running your dance business? This is the place for you!
TAD is bringing together experts from international certification and coaching programs to help you rise to new heights in 2021!
.
Experts will provide a master class allowing you to bring back bits of knowledge to your classroom and business. They will also explain everything covered in their program so you can dive deeper in your area of study.
PLUS attend our virtual luncheon on Sunday, June 13th to get discount codes to the certification programs and information about the Judy Woodruff Professional Development Scholarship so that TAD can financially support YOU in your certification goals!
Y’all don’t want to miss this!
June 12th-13th.
Virtual.
Registration opens tomorrow, May 7th.
Check the link in our bio for schedule of presenters (You’ll be amazed at who we got!)
05/04/2021
Set your alarms for tomorrow at 6 pm! Link in bio for more info!
05/04/2021
Tennessee Association of Dance
Tomorrow is the day! Support your local charities! The Community Foundation of Rutherford County
https://www.thebigpayback.org/tennesseedance
(TAD) is a statewide network of organizations and individuals dedicated to artistic excellence and committed to ensuring that dance is a vital and respected part of life for all Tennesseans. TAD provides services that support communication, collaboration, advocacy, leadership, and education for a br...
02/13/2021
Board Member Highlight! Michael Medcalf
02/09/2021
HUGE CONGRATS to Board member .allenjr for his amazing performance at the 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
“I can’t even wrap my head around what just happened! I have always dreamed of dancing at the Super Bowl, and this weekend it all became a reality!!!
I would like to start off by thanking God for giving me these gifts and allowing me to be a a storyteller through my body! I want to thank my mom and dad for signing me up for dance and for being a constant support! I want to thank my brother and for being my biggest supporters since day 1! I want to thank CCA, and for giving me the foundation and the rigor that was needed. Thank you to all my aunties, cousins, uncles and family friends that supported me throughout all these years!
I remember being a kid and pretending like I was dancing for a celebrity, and traveling to do what I love. This week it all became a reality! Thank you for trusting me to represent your agency, thank you for giving a little black boy from Chattanooga the opportunity of a lifetime. Thank you for creating an iconic show and for trusting me with your incredible choreography! Lastly, thank you to for brining together so many black boys to perform on the worlds biggest stage!
I will forever be grateful for this moment!!! Thank you all so much! Ahhhhh!!”
01/18/2021
Join volunteers from Belmont, Fisk, Lipscomb, Meharry, Nashville State, Tennessee State University, Trevecca and Vanderbilt, as well as other area colleges and universities in honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by taking some time to volunteer virtually on MLK Day!
.
https://www.belmont.edu/sl/mlk-day/index.html
.
01/01/2021
Reaching into a New Year...
✨
Original photography from TAD Festival 2018: Martin O'Connor Photography
Edit: Brie Timmons
Choreography: Chattanooga Center for Creative Arts Caio Modolo de Godoy
#2021
Address
Murfreesboro, TN
37133
Telephone
Website
Alerts
Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Tennessee Association of Dance posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Contact The Business
Send a message to Tennessee Association of Dance:
Videos
80’s Dance Party and Costume Contest
Introducing: Aaron Allen Jr.
Category
Nearby arts & entertainment
-
Stones River Mall
-
Grantland Avenue
-
W Main Street
-
Memorial Boulevard
-
W Main Street
-
Murfreesboro Town Square
-
Friends of Cannonsburgh Village
S Front Street -
37130
-
Board & Brush Murfreesboro, TN
Medical Center Parkway -
E Main Street
-
The Flip’N Axe 615 / Flip'N Rage Room
Se Broad Street
Other Arts & Entertainment in Murfreesboro
-
Friendship Street -
37129
-
Brickle Drive
-
E Main Street
-
37128
-
Middle Tn Boulevard
-
Philip Street
Comments
Tennessee Association of Dance festival 2022, “Strong Magic” was EVERYTHING!! From variations class, to clogging, to yoga, to star gazing, and waterfall hikes 💦, we could not have imagined a more perfect weekend. We are so ready to flow into an amazing Spring Gala week ✨ Fall Creek Falls State Park Tennessee Association of Dance
My colleague, Pascal Rekoert, is organizing an amazing FREE and VIRTUAL High School Dance Festival at Central Connecticut State University's dance department. Pascal was once a principal dancer with Jennifer Muller/The Works, has presented work in Great Britain, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and the US and recently left Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts to teach at Central Connecticut State University.
Hello all from NYC. I just wanted to share an amazing offering from the Dance Education Laboratory (DEL). You may remember their teachers, Michael Kerr, Pat Dye and Catherine Gallant who led the TAD Summit in 2018. This conversation is happening and such an important moment in this nation.
On October 10, I’m joining in a discussion hosted by DEL called “What Has Dance Taught Us About Race?”
What Has Dance Taught Us About Race?
Experiences, Challenges, And Opportunities For Dialogue
October 10, 2:30-5pm ET, $20
Facilitators Ann Biddle and Frederick Curry will lead a discussion with panelists Dian D**g , Eduardo Vilaro of Ballet Hispanico , Dr. Martha Eddy and Jawole Willa Jo Zollar of Urban Bush Women .
Panelists will share personal experiences in dance education and professional & artistic pursuits. Then, all participants will join small group discussions to talk about racial challenges we’ve faced and overcome in dance and what opportunities we see for ourselves and the field.
It’s so important to engage in a collective dialogue on opportunities for dismantling racial inequality in dance and dance education. Be part of the discussion. We’ll be there!
Registration is only $20 (and spots are limited) → bit.ly/DEL-DANCEANDRACE
On October 10, I’m joining in a discussion hosted by DEL called “What Has Dance Taught Us About Race?”
What Has Dance Taught Us About Race?
Experiences, Challenges, And Opportunities For Dialogue
October 10, 2:30-5pm ET, $20
Facilitators Ann Biddle and Frederick Curry will lead a discussion with panelists Dian D**g , Eduardo Vilaro of Ballet Hispanico , Dr. Martha Eddy and Jawole Willa Jo Zollar of Urban Bush Women .
Panelists will share personal experiences in dance education and professional & artistic pursuits. Then, all participants will join small group discussions to talk about racial challenges we’ve faced and overcome in dance and what opportunities we see for ourselves and the field.
It’s so important to engage in a collective dialogue on opportunities for dismantling racial inequality in dance and dance education. Be part of the discussion. We’ll be there!
Registration is only $20 (and spots are limited) → bit.ly/DEL-DANCEANDRACE
Hello all from NYC. I just wanted to share an amazing offering from the Dance Education Laboratory (DEL). You may remember their teachers, Michael Kerr, Pat Dye and Catherine Gallant who led the TAD Summit in 2018. This conversation is happening and such an important moment in this nation.
On October 10, I’m joining in a discussion hosted by DEL called “What Has Dance Taught Us About Race?”
What Has Dance Taught Us About Race?
Experiences, Challenges, And Opportunities For Dialogue
October 10, 2:30-5pm ET, $20
Facilitators Ann Biddle and Frederick Curry will lead a discussion with panelists Dian D**g , Eduardo Vilaro of Ballet Hispanico , Dr. Martha Eddy and Jawole Willa Jo Zollar of Urban Bush Women .
Panelists will share personal experiences in dance education and professional & artistic pursuits. Then, all participants will join small group discussions to talk about racial challenges we’ve faced and overcome in dance and what opportunities we see for ourselves and the field.
It’s so important to engage in a collective dialogue on opportunities for dismantling racial inequality in dance and dance education. Be part of the discussion. We’ll be there!
Registration is only $20 (and spots are limited) → bit.ly/DEL-DANCEANDRACE
On October 10, I’m joining in a discussion hosted by DEL called “What Has Dance Taught Us About Race?”
What Has Dance Taught Us About Race?
Experiences, Challenges, And Opportunities For Dialogue
October 10, 2:30-5pm ET, $20
Facilitators Ann Biddle and Frederick Curry will lead a discussion with panelists Dian D**g , Eduardo Vilaro of Ballet Hispanico , Dr. Martha Eddy and Jawole Willa Jo Zollar of Urban Bush Women .
Panelists will share personal experiences in dance education and professional & artistic pursuits. Then, all participants will join small group discussions to talk about racial challenges we’ve faced and overcome in dance and what opportunities we see for ourselves and the field.
It’s so important to engage in a collective dialogue on opportunities for dismantling racial inequality in dance and dance education. Be part of the discussion. We’ll be there!
Registration is only $20 (and spots are limited) → bit.ly/DEL-DANCEANDRACE
TN fine arts teachers, district leaders, and school admin: check out the TDOE fine arts supports for reopening released today. We have guidance documents with suggestions and recommendations for both district leaders/school administrators and a more comprehensive document for all stakeholders, including fine arts teachers. Follow QR codes in the attached infographics or follow the links below.
My sincerest thanks to the many TN fine arts teachers, fine arts supervisors, school/district admin, and community stakeholders for their help in compiling these resources. We will continue to update, add to, and remove guidance as information becomes available. We are also hopeful this set of resources will be the first of many new supports introduced throughout the school year.
**Reopening Schools 2020-21 Fine Arts Supports**
Fine Arts Overview Infographic: https://bit.ly/33rso6E
Best Practices for K-12 Fine Arts Programs: https://bit.ly/3frebbZ
Overview Guidance for District Leaders and School Administrators: https://bit.ly/33s8pVa
Other TDOE reopening guidance documents can be found here: https://bit.ly/3fsKI1E
Please feel free to share these resources with your contacts and networks across the state.
Best,
Todd
My sincerest thanks to the many TN fine arts teachers, fine arts supervisors, school/district admin, and community stakeholders for their help in compiling these resources. We will continue to update, add to, and remove guidance as information becomes available. We are also hopeful this set of resources will be the first of many new supports introduced throughout the school year.
**Reopening Schools 2020-21 Fine Arts Supports**
Fine Arts Overview Infographic: https://bit.ly/33rso6E
Best Practices for K-12 Fine Arts Programs: https://bit.ly/3frebbZ
Overview Guidance for District Leaders and School Administrators: https://bit.ly/33s8pVa
Other TDOE reopening guidance documents can be found here: https://bit.ly/3fsKI1E
Please feel free to share these resources with your contacts and networks across the state.
Best,
Todd
There is still time to register for our virtual summit on dancer wellness and injury prevention, hosted by the Tennessee Association of Dance, that will run tomorrow, June 20, 2020. All dance educators are welcome!
Attention Dance Educators:
We are pleased to be teaching a virtual summit for dance educators on dancer wellness and injury prevention for the Tennessee Association of Dance this Saturday, June 20, 2020 from 10:00 AM – 4:15 PM EDT. All dance educators are welcome to join regardless of location!
Harkness Center physical therapists and athletic trainers will discuss topics such as biopsychosocial considerations, common training myths, functional biomechanics, healthy conditioning practices, nutrition, and more. All lectures will be taught through Zoom and some will include movement.
To register, please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/healing-aspect-of-dance-dancer-wellness-injury-prevention-tickets-109472479132?aff=mcivte&mc_eid=e79a74f9f1&mc_cid=de51d5d880
To learn about the instructors and our entire team: https://nyulangone.org/locations/harkness-center-for-dance-injuries/our-dance-medicine-team
We are pleased to be teaching a virtual summit for dance educators on dancer wellness and injury prevention for the Tennessee Association of Dance this Saturday, June 20, 2020 from 10:00 AM – 4:15 PM EDT. All dance educators are welcome to join regardless of location!
Harkness Center physical therapists and athletic trainers will discuss topics such as biopsychosocial considerations, common training myths, functional biomechanics, healthy conditioning practices, nutrition, and more. All lectures will be taught through Zoom and some will include movement.
To register, please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/healing-aspect-of-dance-dancer-wellness-injury-prevention-tickets-109472479132?aff=mcivte&mc_eid=e79a74f9f1&mc_cid=de51d5d880
To learn about the instructors and our entire team: https://nyulangone.org/locations/harkness-center-for-dance-injuries/our-dance-medicine-team
Dear TAD members,
The Harkness Center for Dance Injuries will be teaching a virtual summit for dance educators on dancer wellness and injury prevention for the Tennessee Association of Dance this Saturday, June 20, 2020 from 10:00 AM – 4:15 PM EDT. All dance educators are welcome to join.
Harkness Center physical therapists and athletic trainers will discuss topics such as biopsychosocial considerations, common training myths, functional biomechanics, healthy conditioning practices, nutrition, and more. All lectures will be taught through Zoom and some will include movement.
To register, please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/healing-aspect-of-dance-dancer-wellness-injury-prevention-tickets-109472479132?aff=mcivte&mc_eid=e79a74f9f1&mc_cid=de51d5d880
To learn more about Harkness Center for Dance Injuries: www.danceinjury.org
The Harkness Center for Dance Injuries will be teaching a virtual summit for dance educators on dancer wellness and injury prevention for the Tennessee Association of Dance this Saturday, June 20, 2020 from 10:00 AM – 4:15 PM EDT. All dance educators are welcome to join.
Harkness Center physical therapists and athletic trainers will discuss topics such as biopsychosocial considerations, common training myths, functional biomechanics, healthy conditioning practices, nutrition, and more. All lectures will be taught through Zoom and some will include movement.
To register, please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/healing-aspect-of-dance-dancer-wellness-injury-prevention-tickets-109472479132?aff=mcivte&mc_eid=e79a74f9f1&mc_cid=de51d5d880
To learn more about Harkness Center for Dance Injuries: www.danceinjury.org
I am giving a free webinar through NDEO on May 5th at 4PM EST for anyone interested.
Teaching Dance in Times of Crisis
The Covid crisis took the dance education world by surprise. None of us imagined we would be adapting to online teaching amidst a global crisis. How do we take care of our students and ourselves and what do we need as a community and individuals moving forward? This webinar addresses psychological aspects of working within communities in crisis. Learn strategies for communicating with students and families while creating healthy boundaries. Self care will be at the core of adapting to the ever changing world around us.
Teaching Dance in Times of Crisis
The Covid crisis took the dance education world by surprise. None of us imagined we would be adapting to online teaching amidst a global crisis. How do we take care of our students and ourselves and what do we need as a community and individuals moving forward? This webinar addresses psychological aspects of working within communities in crisis. Learn strategies for communicating with students and families while creating healthy boundaries. Self care will be at the core of adapting to the ever changing world around us.
Hello dear Tennessee dance community. I just wanted to say hello and send lots of love from NYC. I know I have been gone a while now, but think of you often and appreciate the messages I get from you. Please stay home and safe, and keep dancing!! There are loads of free classes being offered online via facebook and instagram. The broader dance community is still connecting online and all over the world. Sending light, hope and love.
Chell
Chell
Are you going? Don't forget this weekend is the Tennessee Dance Festival at the Nashville Ballet School. This amzing dance program is open to dll aancers ages 9 and up. Contact https://www.tennesseedance.org/registration for more details. Tennessee Association of Dance
.
, , , , , , ,
.
, , , , , , ,
Hello TAD.. We are hosting an Arts intensive on Saturday, Sept. 21 at MTSU. We are bringing in Jeremy Green from Atlanta and Ashlee Nino from L.A.... A great supplement to your dance education. 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. $99. kickstartours.com (IGNITE events)