I am not a Dancer

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Minilessons

Jennifer Rojas

Deborah Zagales

Kenz Assaf 


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 Question

Based on Elena Lambrinos' presentation, why is the inclusion / exclusion dichotomy such an important aspect to think about in dance education?

 

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