Titlebook: Embodied Curriculum Theory and Research in Arts Education; A Dance Scholar‘s Se Susan W. Stinson Book 2016 Springer International Publishin

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,Working with an?Azure Cosmos DB Database, education are timely. The co-authors describe a model for teaching research and writing to graduate students in dance which they began implementing and refining over a 5-year period beginning in 2004. The model entwines scholarship, teaching, and artistry. Dils and Stinson reflect on two issues tha

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Monitor and Manage Performance and Health,tion or arts education more generally, among school-aged students. One report was created by a large dance education advocacy and support group in the USA, the National Dance Education Organization; the other came from the European-based Centre for Educational Research and Innovation, affiliated wit

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Storing Runtime Data in Azure Redis Cacheearchers observed seven 16–18-year-old participants in their dance technique classes and conducted extensive interviews following the classes, seeking to understand how these young women were making sense of their experiences in dance; the analysis drew from procedures in participant hermeneutics an

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