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Quinn, Julie; Wager, Naomi

 
9781904187745: The Little Book of Dance: Little Books with Big Ideas (33)

Synopsis

Use this book to plan and explore this aspect of children's creative development. The book helps you to plan and extend children's dance experiences through a series of flexible sessions. CD for the music also available.

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À propos des auteurs

I am presently the Quality Care and Learning Manager for a local authority. I have taught across all key stages from Early Years Foundation Stage, to young people in Further Education and adults over the last 28 years. I am a qualified teacher, during my training I specialised in Dance. I have actively promoted the teaching of Dance and Creativity throughout my career. I have taught dance in schools and have also led Community Youth Dance Groups and adult classes as well as performing with an amateur dance company. As part of my present role I train practitioners and teachers to teach dance and creativity in early years settings and schools. I wrote the Little Book of Dance with a colleague for the Little Book series published by Featherstone Education Ltd in 2004. This provided a resource of dance ideas for Early Years Practitioners.

I trained as a Physical Education Teacher (Secondary) and chose to specialise in Dance whenever the opportunity presented itself. My interest in Dance continued throughout my teaching career and led to my involvement in community dance projects both as a youth dance group leader and a performer in an adult dance company. Through my work as an advisory teacher I began to work with primary children delivering in-service training to teachers and delivering sessions to support the development of Dance in primary settings. After having my own children I found myself in the company of even younger children and began to work on creative projects with pre-school children both locally and further a field. I quickly realised that there was a lack of material to help willing but non specialist practitioners deliver dance and , inspired by my experience, co wrote ‘The Little book of Dance’ published by Featherstone Education Ltd in 2004. I am now teaching P.E again but continue to be involved with early years through ‘Busy Bodies’ a dance group for mini- movers that I run during term time.

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