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Desiree's World |
Fantasy Comeback |
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Nancy Wozny |
Diane Gudat |
| There’s no single way to make a go of a life in dance. But too often, young dancers limit themselves and thus their options. Not so Desiree
Robbins. |
When we are
faced with those
inane questions
from our
students’
parents, what we
actually say and
what we want to
say are often as
different as
Kool-Aid and
tequila. |
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Check out the
DanceLife
Teacher
Conference photo
gallery |
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No Wilting
Flower |
Staying on Top |
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Rachel Straus |
Joshua Bartlett |
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A dance teacher with a mission, Elsa Posey
gives high marks to accountability and lifelong learning. |
As
an escalating
number of
studios enter
the competition
field, with
owners as well
as students
hoping to make
an impression
and aspiring to
win awards, the
competitiveness
has become
fiercer than
ever. |
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Catch a
Mini-Motivate
this fall, click
here for info
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On My Mind |
Ask Rhee |
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Rhee Gold |
Rhee Gold |
| Watching the kids made me nostalgic for my days as a young dancer. At 10, I did my first competition dance, a duet to “Harrigan,” with my twin brother, Rennie. |
Two of my main
teachers, each
of whom worked
approximately 25
hours per week
for me, opened
their own school
very close to my
location. Not
only were they
members of my
faculty, but I
had taught them
dance since they
were 5 years
old. |
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