Macro to Micro: The Process Oriented Approach


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Goal Oriented Dance Education vs. Process Oriented Dance Learning

What makes a learning process goal oriented or process oriented is the intention of  the teacher.


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Teaching Philosophy

 


QUESTION 1

After watching this video, discuss the meaning of the teaching philosophy when the focus is a process oriented approach to learning dance. 

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VOCABULARY


 Teaching Philosophy
The teaching philosophy is a written statement of the educator's general personal views on teaching.
  
Teaching Philosophy Statement
The philosophy statement often attempts to express what methods of teaching the teacher practices. 

 Example of a Teaching Philosophy

Elizabeth Johnson


Activity 1

Define in your own words your own teaching philosophy.


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Vocabulary


Mission Statement
It is a formal summary of the aims and values of a school, company, organization, or individual.

Vision Statement 
A vision statement is a declaration of an organization's objectives, intended to guide its internal decision-making. 

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Example of a Mission Statement and a Vision Statement as they appear in the website of two schools.

Dance Unlimited


 Stage I Dance Academy 


References

Teaching Methods. https://teach.com/what/teachers-know/teaching-methods/#studentcentered

 
Source: Writing a Teaching Philosophy Statement


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Activity 2
 
Gather in groups and come up with your group's mission and vision statements in accordance to your ideal school.
 

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