Introduction: In today's era of fierce competition, every parent hopes that their child can stand out and not lose at the starting line. Every family regards their children as the jewel of their palms, not only hoping that they can absorb the nutrients of knowledge, but also hope that they can have unique talents and contribute to the future path of life.
Many parents tend to sign up for ballet classes when choosing tutorial classes or interest classes for their children. Especially for those little girls, ballet not only helps to create an elegant temperament, but also improves posture. If a child is talented in ballet, he or she may be able to develop into a brilliant career over time.
Dance, especially ballet with great skill and balance, is actually a high-intensity sport. Every movement of a ballet dancer requires the flexibility and precision of the limbs, as well as a strong sense of endurance and balance. If you don't practice it properly, it can put an undue burden on your bones and muscles.
According to the Children's Hospital of Colora, more than 90% of dancers have suffered a sports injury during their careers, especially girls between the ages of 8 and 12, who are at a critical stage of skeletal development and have a higher chance of injury. Therefore, if children are not suitable for ballet, forcing them will only increase their risk of injury and will also cause harm to them physically and mentally.
First of all, the sense of rhythm is the soul of dance, through a variety of ways such as listening, singing, dancing to cultivate children's sense of rhythm, so that they can better interpret dance movements and enhance expressiveness.
Secondly, children are encouraged to explore different dance styles, such as classical dance, ethnic dance, street dance, etc., which will help expand children's dance horizons and improve their dance skills and artistic accomplishment.
In addition, each child has a unique personality and strengths, and parents and teachers should pay attention to the individual differences of children and develop personalized learning plans to stimulate children's potential.
In addition, teamwork is especially important in dance, and parents and teachers should guide children to learn to work together and cultivate their team spirit and sense of collective pride.