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Dividing 'Pro's into catagories
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emeralddancer
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Dividing 'Pro's into catagories
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September 21, 2010, 08:03:14 PM »
[ Edit: this topic comes from an issue that came up on the 'compete to dance or dance to compete' topic. Basically, all pros are currently just that but should they be divided into levels depending on experience and abilities....? ]
I would then be "pro" not am and thus I would NOT compete pro/am. LOL
eeeekkkkkk I totally am disgusted at calling my self a pro if I go to a AM or FA. Knowing the pros I know and to even hint a wee bit that I was one if I took the job and started teaching would make a total mockery of the pros in dance. Thankfully have NOT yet looked any further than I have (yet)
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Re: Dividing 'Pro's into catagories
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September 21, 2010, 09:39:39 PM »
weird isn't it. But its not you really, they need a new catagory to distinguish competing/teaching pros from teaching pros - its a bit like a middle school teacher and a researcher/university lecturer. Its not that both are not valuable and necessary - but I don't think anyone would pretend that they are the same in education so why in do so in dance?
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emeralddancer
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Re: Dividing 'Pro's into catagories
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September 21, 2010, 10:56:19 PM »
EXACTLY!!!!!!
pre-schhol, elementary school, high school, beginning college, to professor/doctorate college, driving school, tutors, music school, etc .... all "teachers", yet VERY VERY VERY different levels.
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elisedance
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Re: Dividing 'Pro's into catagories
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lets start a movement....
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Lioness
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Re: Dividing 'Pro's into catagories
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September 22, 2010, 05:59:04 AM »
I'm definitely in favour of this, and I've wondered about it often before.
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dlgodud
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September 22, 2010, 12:29:45 PM »
Yes, I support this too.
So we don't need to pay $120 per hour as a really beginner.
As a beginner dancer, I did not understand a lot of what my teachers talked about anyway.
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TangoDancer
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Re: Dividing 'Pro's into catagories
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Quote from: dlgodud on September 22, 2010, 12:29:45 PM
Yes, I support this too.
So we don't need to pay $120 per hour as a really beginner.
As a beginner dancer, I did not understand a lot of what my teachers talked about anyway.
Ah, the real reason why a coup wouldn't work (though, I would join you in trying).
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dlgodud
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Re: Dividing 'Pro's into catagories
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Quote from: TangoDancer on September 23, 2010, 06:15:08 AM
Quote from: dlgodud on September 22, 2010, 12:29:45 PM
Yes, I support this too.
So we don't need to pay $120 per hour as a really beginner.
As a beginner dancer, I did not understand a lot of what my teachers talked about anyway.
Ah, the real reason why a coup wouldn't work (though, I would join you in trying).
Haha!!
Seriously, it is not just about the money.
I still remember what teachers taught me when I was a really beginner dancer, but could not understand at the moment. Now, someone says something about certain things, then I go like 'Aha!'.
So what is the benefit of taking a lessons from a very highly regarded teacher if a student don't know anything about dancing. Also, a teacher might be frustrated. It is like a physics professor teaching physics to a first grade. But, still dancing has some advantage over those subject that you might just need to explain. You can use your body to show, but some of subjects are not.
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