TEACH FOR TODAY OR
TRAIN FOR TOMORROW

Teach For Today or Train For Tomorrow
Author: Martha A. Harper
Archway Publishing

Foreword: Communication is primary to dancing, especially if information is to be effectively transferred from one person to another. When a student comes to me for lessons communication is the first thing on our agenda, even before dancing. You have to know and understand the other person to maximize their learning. We respect your technical dance education and experience. This training program is about empowering you as a professional to fine tune your teaching methods and then to pass them on to other developing professionals. This will ultimately strengthen the intake and performance of new dance students. In combination with your natural talent, technical skills, and current teaching resources, I feel this program will yield a significant return on your time investment for you personally, and for the instructors and students you connect with for the future.

Arunas Bizokas

Teach For Today or Train For Tomorrow (Russian Version)
Author: Martha A. Harper
Translation: Denis Parfyonov

Foreword: Live a century, learn a century - a famous proverb says. Even as an experienced professional, a trainer should remain open to gain new knowledge and revise his methods developed by time. I am sure that some of the principles of the program that we offer you, many teachers use logically, and reached them in a natural way. Personally, at the beginning of my coaching career, I really lacked publications of this type. The methods of transferring information from one person to another, described in this book, significantly optimize the trial and mistake method that we use in our coaching activities. By analyzing in detail the techniques outlined in this book, you can save valuable time in lectures with your students. And do not be afraid to use the places for notes specially highlighted in the book, this is part of your training.

Denis Parfyonov
Ukrainian Professional Champion