8th Set of Mini-lessons / Building / Closing

 

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 Mini-Lessons

 

Melody Muniz

Lana Fell

Madison Mutzman

 

 

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Building Your Enrollment and Marketing Your Business



Rhee Gold - Building Your Enrollment and Marketing Your Business

Rhee Gold is passionate about dance education and the business of teaching dance. As a pioneer in the field, Gold is taking his unique insight to the world of podcasts. Listen as he helps dance teachers and studio owners achieve their dreams.

https://rheegold.com/podcasts/ 

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Question

What aspects of Gold's advise resonate with your ideas about building your enrollment and marketing your own school?

 

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 PORTFOLIOS

 

Group 1: Sierra Maziur

Methods of Teaching Dance (K-12)


Group 2: Alyssa Arroyo

dan385fall22.blogspot.com


Group 3:  Haley Traub

http://haleylexilanamadison.blogspot.com


Group 4:  Lauren Tierney

 https://dan385-lt.blogspot.com/

 

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