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Direct linkDearborn, Karen; Ross, Rachael – Journal of Dance Education, 2006
In the dance studio, the mirror can play a large role in the dancer's learning process. Research on learning and memory shows that reducing the amount of feedback during training enhances long-term motor skill retention and that more externally focused attention may aid performance. Research testing the effectiveness of training with a mirror as a…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Dance, Dance Education, Testing
Dearborn, Karen; Harring, Kathleen; Young, Christina; O'Rourke, Emily – Journal of Dance Education, 2006
The dance studio typically features a wall of mirrors; however, there has been little research on the pedagogical advantages and disadvantages of mirrors in the training environment. Psychological studies on objective self-awareness, the ability to see one's self as an object, suggest that the mirrors magnify this state. How this increased…
Descriptors: Dance Education, Visual Aids, Educational Equipment, Attention
