Ballet Pedagogy and a “Hard Re-Set”: Perspectives on Equitable and Inclusive Teaching Practices

IF 0.1 3区艺术学 0 DANCE

DANCE CHRONICLE Pub Date : 2022-12-07 DOI:10.1080/01472526.2022.2156747

K. Mattingly, Keesha Beckford, Zena Bibler, P. Cunningham, Iyun Ashani Harrison, Jehbreal Muhammad Jackson

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Abstract

Abstract In her scholarship on pedagogy, Gloria Ladson-Billings describes COVID-19 as a call to re-set education using a more culturally relevant pedagogy. As ballet teachers and researchers working in higher education and pre-professional settings, we teach a form of dance often associated with the characteristics of white supremacy. Through this collaborative institutional ethnography, we generated methods for posing questions, critiquing choices, and imagining alternatives to create more equitable educational settings. We connect the process of addressing and challenging systemic exclusions in ballet with tangible steps toward creating more inclusive classes and performances that value the joy and pleasure in moving.

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芭蕾舞教学法与“硬重置”:对公平和包容性教学实践的看法

格洛丽亚·拉森-比林斯(Gloria Ladson-Billings)在她的教育学奖学金中，将2019冠状病毒病描述为一种呼吁，要求用一种更具文化相关性的教学法来重新设置教育。作为在高等教育和专业预科机构工作的芭蕾舞教师和研究人员，我们教授的舞蹈形式往往与白人至上主义的特征联系在一起。通过这种合作的制度人种学，我们产生了提出问题、批评选择和想象替代方案的方法，以创造更公平的教育环境。我们将解决和挑战芭蕾中系统性排斥的过程与创造更具包容性的课程和表演的切实步骤联系起来，这些课程和表演重视移动中的快乐和愉悦。

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