Teaching Deaf Dancers

This article explains what strategies were most successful in teaching deaf dancers how to dance, including visual demonstration.

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A Case Study of Effective Dance Instruction for the Deaf

This article describes a case study of a class that taught a group of Deaf dancers. It explains what strategies were most successful in teaching Deaf dancers how to dance. This includes visual demonstrations, teaching rhythm visually, and other strategies.

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Best for: Researcher, Teacher
Topics: Alternative Teaching Methods, Deaf Education Research & Data, Research & Data, Teaching Deaf Students

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