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Elements and Performance Criteria

  1. Adhere to the Dance Industry Code of Ethics
  2. Increase depth of teaching methods
  3. Work effectively with others

Performance Evidence

Evidence of the ability to:

adhere to the Dance Industry Code of Ethics in a dance teaching environment

work collaboratively with others in a dance teaching and professional development context

improve own dance teaching methods

demonstrate teaching practice that clearly shows appropriate learning and instructional design principles

communicate effectively and constructively with students.

Note: If a specific volume or frequency is not stated, then evidence must be provided for each of the above points at least once.


Knowledge Evidence

To complete the unit requirements the individual must:

explain the following learning principles:

learner-centred approaches to teaching

increasing learner independence

use of modelling and demonstration

learning process needing to reflect individual circumstances

explain the following learning styles:

auditory

visual

kinaesthetic

analytical

theoretical

activist

pragmatist

reflective

explain how the following relate to instructional design principles:

sequencing information

providing opportunities for practice

describe key aspects in the process of designing learning programs and developing lesson plans

describe different teaching methods and techniques appropriate to teaching dance or movement

explain key aspects of the following in relation to teaching dance:

Dance Industry Code of Ethics

Australian Guidelines for Dance Teachers

duty of care under common law

safe dance practice

hazard reporting requirements

safe use and maintenance of equipment

emergency procedures

sources of work health and safety (WHS) information

describe key features of the following learning theories:

cognitive learning theory

andragogy

pedagogy

information processing

behavioural.