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The skill-developing effect of dancing with sticks, brooms, glasses, and scarves extends to numerous abilities and competencies. It improves motor skills and concentration, develops hand-eye coordination, and has a beneficial effect on cross-lateral functioning. Preventive effects are also observable (prevention of dyslexia and dysgraphia development). Additionally, it channels children's energy very effectively, as it engages both their bodies and their minds.
Tool dances can be taught equally well to school-age and preschool-age children.
Over the course of eight sessions, participants can learn to handle the tools used in the dances safely; from dancing around sticks placed on the ground to tossing brooms hand to hand and balancing a glass on the head.
The training is worth 30 credit points for those with teaching qualifications.
👉 Application deadline: rolling admissions until places are filled
Course session dates:
27 October 2019 (Sunday 09.00–17.00)
30 November 2019 (Saturday 09.00–17.00)
17 January 2020 (Saturday 09.00–17.00)
15 February 2020 (Saturday 09.00–17.00)
Exam date: 29 February 2020
Instructor: Babinecz Sándor
Course fee: 30,000 Ft Exam fee: 5,000 Ft
Tool dances can be taught equally well to school-age and preschool-age children.
Over the course of eight sessions, participants can learn to handle the tools used in the dances safely; from dancing around sticks placed on the ground to tossing brooms hand to hand and balancing a glass on the head.
The training is worth 30 credit points for those with teaching qualifications.
👉 Application deadline: rolling admissions until places are filled
Course session dates:
27 October 2019 (Sunday 09.00–17.00)
30 November 2019 (Saturday 09.00–17.00)
17 January 2020 (Saturday 09.00–17.00)
15 February 2020 (Saturday 09.00–17.00)
Exam date: 29 February 2020
Instructor: Babinecz Sándor
Course fee: 30,000 Ft Exam fee: 5,000 Ft
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