18 May
2013
18 May
'13
9:34 p.m.
when I teach DSD I say "face your Nbr pass right shoulders,back-to-back, left
shoulders right back to where you started. Never have a problem with people using their
elbows like in 4th grade. If so, I tell them we don't use elbows in contra and they
get it.
Barbara G
Toms River, NJ
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From: Ric Goldman (letsdance) <letsdance(a)rgoldman.org>
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It seems to be national - I've used it is in the south and west coast as well,
although usually I have to explain "we are no longer
in old country" for those inculcated with the folded-arms version so popular in
grade school. :-)
Thanx, Ric
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Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2013 4:23 PM
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Subject: Re: [Callers] Teaching in Classroom
On of my co-callers when teaching at our dance always refers to
do-si-do as "just like you learned in 4th grade" and most do remember
that one move. Maybe a New England thing? Anyway, you can drive that
tradition of adults remembering do-si-do.
On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 4:18 PM, Hanny Budnick <kyrmyt(a)cotse.net> wrote:
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Even if for you personally it may be a steep
learning curve beforehand...
Consider using singing games/playparties instead.
Hanny, Danzmeestersche
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