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Your Year Long Lesson Class Planner

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With a new dance season upon us it is important to keep track of what your students are learning. If you teach at many different studios your employer will appreciate the fact that you are updating what your students are learning. If you have to miss a class for any reason you could email a copy of this to the class planner to your employer and your substitute can quickly review where your class is and what they already know.

I can tell you this, as a studio owner when an employee shows me that they are not only prepared but approach their work as a professional, their value, and pay go up! So keep track of your student's progress and it will make not only your life easier but will make you look like a top notch pro!

Below is a simple version of a class planner that you can put into a word document. After the class planner print in the class you are teaching then add any technique and movement they have learned after each class. You can also add any special notes on the bottom regarding class behavior or ideas you come up with for each class

 

 

 

Class Planner For:

 

Warm-up and Teahnique Learned:

 

 

 

 

Center Technique:

 

 

 

 

 

Progression/Across the Floor:

 

 

 

 

 

Choreography Notes:

 

 

 

 

Special Notes and Music Used:

 

 

 

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Author

Steve Sirico

Steve Sirico

Steve is co-founder of Dance Teacher Web the number one online resource for dance teachers and studio owners worldwide.He is Co-Director of the very successful D'Valda and Sirico Dance and Music Center in Fairfield, CT for the past thirty plus years. His students have gone on to very successful careers in dance, music and theater. Originally from Norwalk, Ct, Steve excelled in track and football. He attended the University of Tennessee at Martin on a sports scholarship. Deciding to switch and make his career in the world of dance, he studied initially with Mikki Williams and then in New York with Charles Kelley and Frank Hatchett. He has appeared in a number of theatre productions such as Damn Yankees, Guys and Dolls and Mame in New York and around the country and in industrials and television shows. He was contracted to appear as the lead dancer in the Valerie Peters Special a television show filmed in Tampa, Florida. After meeting Angela DValda during the filming they formed the Adagio act of DValda & Sirico appearing in theatres, clubs and on television shows such as David Letterman, Star Search and the Jerry Lewis Telethon. In 1982 they were contracted to Europe and appeared in a variety of shows in Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Finland, Switzerland and Italy before going to London, England where they appeared as Guest Artists for Wayne Sleep (formerly of the Royal Ballet) in his show Dash at the Dominium Theatre. Author of his Jazz Dance syllabus and co-author of a Partner syllabus both of which are used for teacher training by Dance Educators of America, He has also co-authored two books one for dance teachers and one for studio owners in the "It's Your Turn" Book series. He is available for master classes, private business consulting and teacher training development

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