Preface ...
"I have written this book in an effort to aid the young, hard working, and dedicated dance teachers, and to acknowledge that they are not alone when they experience the many aspects of pressure involved in their choice of livelihood. It is also my hope that this book will enlighten the many people who send their children to dancing school and have little or no basis for comparison. A dancing school is an educational institution, and should be looked upon as such. The ideal school is one in which the children enjoy themselves, while at the same time they learn to correctly execute the intricate technique involved in proper dance training. It is a teacher's responsibility to provide a strong foundation in dance in an atmosphere which encourages healthy attitudes. Not all dancing schools achieve these objectives, but many do; it is up to the parents to recognize the difference."
                                                                  Arlene Gilbert

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