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    What is Dance Based Learning

    A holistic approach to teaching and learning inspired by Steiner-Waldorf principles of age-appropriate education, that employs various elements from Indian Classical dance and music in teaching regular school subjects like languages, mathematics, history-geography, etc. This interdisciplinary approach to teaching involves the whole human being – the body, mind as well as soul – not just the intellect, in the process of learning. Nurturing and channelising the child’s innate curiosity, this approach ensures that learning goes beyond the classroom and exams to become a lifelong experience.

     

    Programmes Offered

    Languages 

    In collaboration with schools and learning spaces For Primary School, Middle School,High School

    • Hindi
    • English
    • Marathi

    History-Geography

    2-4 week camps at the Institute

    • Creation Myths – Age 9-11
    • Vedic India – Age 10-12
    • Early Civilizations – India, Persia, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome – Age 11-13
    • Ancient India – Age 12-14
    • Medieval India – Age 13-15

    Mathematics

    In collaboration with schools and learning spaces For Primary School, Middle School,High School

    English Literature 

    In collaboration with schools and learning spaces For Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School

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    Why Choose Bilvaani’s Dance Based Learning?

    Dance improves coordination, strength, and flexibility.

    ⁠Movement-based learning improves memory and attention. 

    ⁠Dance is a powerful outlet for expressing emotions and promotes positive moods.

    ⁠Cultivates Social Skills: Group dance activities build confidence and teach teamwork and communication.

    ⁠Encourages thinking outside the box and problem-solving skills. 

    ⁠Fosters imagination and artistic expression.

    Movement-based activities can make learning subjects like languages, math and science more engaging.

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