#onlinedancelearning

Discover the beauty, discipline, and cultural richness of classical dance with expert-led training designed for passionate learners in Hilton Al Ain. This podcast explores how structured classical dance classes help students develop rhythm, posture, expression, and confidence while connecting with traditional art forms. Experienced instructors guide learners step by step, making it suitable for beginners and advanced dance students alike.

Powered by Kiya Learning, these classes combine professional instruction with flexible online learning, allowing students to practice from anywhere while receiving personalized feedback. The program focuses on technique, performance skills, and artistic expression, helping students grow into confident performers.

Who knew, about a year prior that we would all be specialists on all social media platforms, welcoming online teaching and learning into our homes. We didn't have the slightest idea of what in the world planned to occur and how we planned to explore the unknown. We got a hold of ourselves and drove home to the awful news that India, alongside the majority of the world, was going into serious lockdown. Over the following weeks, all the dance educators and learners united in finding out about online dance learning and teaching, how to keep on conducting kathak dance classes, and stay in contact with students and their families. And we made a plunge.

We became moderators, arranging and planning online dance lessons down to the last second so the learners wouldn't feel that the courses were slacking, and it somehow eventually became normal. Fortunately, the advanced technology was accessible to us, and we still have admittance to dance classes online even after these months later. During the lockdown, every person felt the association with their body through dance, even though it was online and not at the studio. Don't you agree? The dancer in us buckled down on adaptability, put on Pointe shoes, and kept on going with various methods of dancing. We at Ucanji arranged inventive and fascinating ways to show and teach our learners the fundamentals of dance through online dance lessons.

Don’t we all know parents who only give importance to academic excellence and neglect the relevance of extracurricular activities in their child’s life? Extracurricular activities can be exercises that occur outside of ordinary school hours and may comprise anything from dance to sports and music to other social activities. Learning dance online is one such activity that has been a choice for kids in many households, especially since the pandemic started. However, many parents are hesitant to enroll their child in a program like this. We all know that parents only wish happiness for their children and want them to pursue their interests, but what could be the concerns that stop them from letting their kids take part in learning dance online? Let’s discuss a few of them.

The primary concern of every parent is whether being involved in an online dance class will affect the grades of their child academically. What bothers them is that additional time spent on different devices for learning dance lessens the amount of time that can be dedicated to academics. Yet, the astounding reality of the situation is that various researchers have discovered advantages, both scholastic and otherwise, that emerge from kids partaking in such co-curricular activities. On the scholastic front, kids involved in online dance classes have been seen to have better participation rates at school, more significant levels of accomplishment, and aspire to more elevated levels of training.

Another concern of parents is how to ensure that the child stays committed to learning dance online? One way to guaranty a sound, balanced way of life lies in quality, not amount. Taking everything into consideration, attempt and discover something that genuinely catches your youngster's creative mind and induces interest in them. Sign them up for a few unique online dance tutorials and notice. If they're having a good time, stay with it! In case they don’t like it, end it and continue forward. Also, if they're having a good time, the subject of responsibility won't ever be an issue. If this equilibrium has been accomplished only then can it be named co-curricular, rather than oftentimes termed as extracurricular.

Parents also tend to worry if the child will enjoy the activity or no. The key element of a co-curricular activity is that it's altogether discretionary, so if your kid isn't having a good time, drop it! There are many online dance classes and after-school exercises that would work for your child, so an absence of choices is not something to worry about. What's essential is guaranteeing your child is cheerful, drawn in, and excited to hit it up after ordinary school hours. So have confidence they’ll stay engaged and be happy.