6 Lesson plans for teachers who are ill or injured
Because even the best belly dance teacher is allowed a sick day!
Every belly dance teacher wants to provide fun, educational and stimulating lessons for their students. However, even the most organized belly dance teacher will have an occasional “off day” – perhaps they have an injury, it was a bad day at work, or maybe there are family issues that need dealing with. With a little preparation TODAY, you can be confident that you will always have the prefect lesson available, just when you need it.
Your Instructor
Sara Shrapnell spent 12 years teaching, performing and hosting events in the UK before moving to the Bay Area of San Francisco in 2011. Her classes are known for their humor, detailed breakdowns and cultural context. She adapts her lessons to suit the dancers, their needs and aims. Students who have studied with Sara have gone on to teach and perform in all styles of belly dance and many have made their living through performance or teaching. Sara’s books “Teaching Belly Dance” and “Becoming a Belly Dancer: From Student to Stage” are available on Amazon.
Course Curriculum
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PreviewIntroduction
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PreviewPreparation
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PreviewBefore we start – A few ideas about splitting up your class.
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PreviewKey concepts used in my classes.
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PreviewLesson One – Near and Far
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StartLesson Two – Across the floor
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StartLesson Three – DVD review
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StartLesson Four – Magic mirrors
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StartLesson Five – Class Choreography
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StartLesson Six – Pot Luck Hafla
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StartFinal thoughts
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StartFurther reading
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StartWhere Next ?