| Social dancing refers to the art of dancing together in a social setting, as opposed to performance-based dancing (like ballet or tap). It includes a wide range of dance styles, such as line dancing, partner dances, multicultural dances, and popular current dances. The dances are fun and serve as a lifetime skill that can be enjoyed in various settings – at a prom, wedding reception, or event. It boosts self-confidence, peer collaboration, and cultural appreciation. Many families find that adding a dance session once a week promotes a sense of rhythm, movement and connection that enhances their child’s overall learning experience. Christy will show you how to incorporate social dance into your homeschooling schedule and how to plan a fun dance event or prom in your community. She’ll also touch on how multicultural and barn dances are a unique way to explore history and traditions and how leading and following can translate into leadership skills. And of course, she will teach simple dances you can do in a limited space! Christy Lane is a motivating Presenter, Educator, and Author with a profound dedication to movement, music, and wellness. Renowned for her starring role in 24 dance instructional videos distributed in major retail stores, she has authored eight books, penned numerous articles, and founded her own record label that promotes appropriate music for children. She received the Award of Merit from the Society of Health and Physical Educators and is a 20-year-old member of the International Dance Exercise Association. |
Social Dancing for Homeschoolers: Building Confidence and Life Skills
Workshop Speaker: Christy Lane
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