Mirroring and Leading
Developing coordination and partnership skills through mirroring movements and taking turns leading.
Key Questions
- Analyze the challenges of mirroring a partner's movements precisely.
- Explain the importance of clear communication when leading a dance sequence.
- Evaluate how mirroring helps dancers connect and work together.
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
Suggested Methodologies
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