Coaching vs. Mentoring vs. Teaching: The Kinesthetic Loop

 

I


Warm Up


II


Review

Discuss the main differences between your ideal studio and the realities of having your own.


III


Dance Studio Specifications

link: https://www.onedanceuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/dance-studio-specification-1.pdf

Dance Studio Size, Location and More

link:https://www.thestudiodirector.com/blog/opening-a-dance-studio-picking-the-perfect-location/


 ACTIVITY 1

Get in Groups

1. Each member of the group will address one of the issues covered in the article below. Once each member of the group reads his/her part, they will discuss the differences between the terms

 

Mentoring vs. Coaching vs. Teaching  

(When you care; how to counteract students’ cynicism, non-productive habits ).


LINK: The difference between teaching, coaching, and mentoring in people development.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/difference-between-teaching-coaching-mentoring-people-napolitano


QUESTIONS 1 & 2

1. What is the main difference between teaching, coaching and mentoring? 

2. Why is important to  know the difference between these terms?


IV


The Mentee


7 Ways to Make the Best of a Mentor

Link: https://www.dancemagazine.com/mentors-for-dancers/


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V




CONTENT READING

Creative Dance for Learning: The Kinesthetic Link 

Principles of Dance as a Creative Art Activity 

CHAPTER 2 / Page 6

Creative Dance Improvisation

Kinesthetic Loop


 

VI


Activity


Get in groups. Design an activity in which you explain the kinesthetic loop through dance/mvement.



VII


JOURNALING

Write a brief reflection about your takeaways from today's class.




 
 

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