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Learn to Dance DVD Part I - Visual Dance |
| Learning to Dance through Visual Rapid Learning Techniques |
| by: Shawn Trautman |
| If you're ready for a new, innovative, and exciting dance-training program that represents a dramatic departure from traditional dance instruction as it is currently known, then Shawn Trautman's Dance Collection with a book and over 24 full length dance lesson DVDs is perfect for you. Auditory (audio), visual, and kinesthetic (physical) learning styles are all combined in this package to give you the best possible dance instruction that will have you dancing in just a couple of short hours. . .and we're not talking about looking like you can dance, we're talking about real lead-and-follow dancing. Unique features of this dance-training program include: |
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| Speaking of the different learning styles, most people remember only about 20 percent of what they read, yet they remember closer to 60 percent of what they physically do. It’s been said, however, that the average person remembers 90 percent of what they see, hear, say, and do. So, if you only read a book, chances are you would be cheating yourself out of most of its instructional value. For this reason, Shawn Trautman’s Dance Collection has taken an approach to learning that capitalizes on visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning cues. By introducing what learners need in an order that makes logical sense and by utilizing multi-sensory teaching techniques, this unique dance lesson learning system enables learners who pace themselves and use the combo as instructed to achieve rapid results that won’t quickly be forgotten. Each of the senses carries its own unique attributes for learning, and most people are inclined to use one more than the others. |
| Shawn Trautman’s book and dance lessond DVD system are visual experiences by definition; however, there are a few signature components of this learning experience that can create an environment for success for a visual learner. Take note in the following sections of the tools included to enhance your visual learning experience. |
| When you are researching and learning about a dance, whether by reading about it or watching a DVD, incorporate a “six-W” approach to each dance that covers the who, what, where, when, why, and wear to quickly get you situated on the right foot. Look for the six Ws at the beginning of each dance, and you’ll find out who dances the dance, what the dance is, where the dance is typically done, when is the right time to dance the dance, why the dance is danced, and what to wear when you go out to dance it. |
| This simple technique will jumpstart your learning by getting your brain fully engaged with the dance and ready to learn all of the dance steps quickly. |
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