Dance Teaching in the Supervised Curriculum Intership in Dance I: new ways of being/teaching/learning in pandemic times
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https://doi.org/10.22456/2236-3254.125083Abstract
This article proposes to discuss the formation and exercise of teaching in the Dance-Licentiate course of a federal public institution from the experience of an internship in remote format. In front of the pandemic context, new paths, strategies and thoughts about dance teaching were re-signified through the absence of face-to-face classroom contact. This writing is developed with the aim of making visible and reflecting on the experience, from another perspective, in which the distance brought other challenges to the construction of teacher formation.
Keywords: Internship. Dance. Pandemic. Remote Teaching. Teachers’ Formation.
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