Mirroring and Leading in Partner Dance
Students will practice mirroring and leading exercises with a partner to develop responsiveness and non-verbal communication.
Key Questions
- Analyze the importance of trust and observation in successful mirroring exercises.
- Construct a short partner dance sequence where roles of leader and follower are exchanged.
- Evaluate how mirroring can build empathy and connection between dancers.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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