Dancing as an Expressive Media in the Middle of Pandemic

Yanuartuti, Setyo; Handayaningrum, Warih

doi:10.2991/assehr.k.201201.128

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“…As is well known, the Covid-19 pandemic has influenced education worldwide in significant ways by diversifying the way the educational process takes place; by adopting innovative teaching methods such as online courses, which is a safe way to keep the learning process uninterrupted (McGreevy-Nichols, Dool-Cain, 2020;Nancy, 2020;Coelho, Menon, 2020;Re, 2021). Relevant research has shown that children can engage in dance through the use of the internet and in fact gain the same positive effects of dance on physical and mental health (Gingrasso, 2020;Yanuartuti, Handayaningrum, 2020) as in-person teaching provides (Yariv et al, 2021).…”

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Reviewing Available Online Publications on the Effect of Dance on the Physical and Mental Health of Children and Adolescents

Lykesas

Chatzopoulos

Νeratzoula

et al. 2022

Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine

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The purpose of this research paper is to review the literature on dance and its impact on children and adolescents' physical health, physiology, psychology and quality of life, as well as its impact on their social behavior and social relationships. With this objective in mind, we carried out an extensive review of the existing literature in the following databases: MEDLINE, AMED, SCOPUS, ERIC, EMBASE and GOOGLE SCHOLAR. Based on this review, it appears that dancing may be a suitable activity that encourages and prompts people to adopt healthy behaviors. In particular, the literature shows that during dance activities performed by children and adolescents, there are significant benefits to a healthy development of the body, to the improvement of mental and emotional health, as well as to the improvement of their social behavior and social relations. In addition, according to the literature reviewed, even during the Covid-19 pandemic, dance seems to be an efficient means

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Reviewing Available Online Publications on the Effect of Dance on the Physical and Mental Health of Children and Adolescents

Lykesas

Chatzopoulos

Νeratzoula

et al. 2022

Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine

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“…The home became an innovative space that acts as a medium of expression through the social media. (Yanuartuti and Handayaningrum, 2020) This contemporary vision of dance, where choreographers offer virtual dance aesthetics, has been questioned by Benjamin (2000). To his opinion, recording, by its mechanical aspect, is opposed to the authenticity of liveness since it alters the relationship to time and space: it decontextualizes and delocalizes performance.…”

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Challenging live performance: Dance on Social Media for Wellbeing and to Resist Dance Quarantine during the 2020 Covid-19

Chamba Nana

2023

IJMCR

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This paper argues that the uptake of social media by the dance community due to COVID-19 challenges the conventional consideration of dance as a live performance and gratifies people with wellbeing experiences. Grounded on Digital Research Method and Theoretical sampling, findings reveal that though the dance community was seriously impacted by the COVID-19 in 2020, they challenged space by re-defining innovative strategies that fuse with the digital world to limit stress, recreate a social connection and empathy. As a strong response to COVID-19, dancers invaded the social media, stimulating various ways to observe, create, and understand space during confinement.

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“…Mental health experts can also consider the Dance as a mental health intervention in addition to more traditional therapeutic approaches and as a social prescription intervention (McKenzie et al, 2021). During the pandemic, dance works that choreographers produced were performed through digital media (Yanuartuti & Handayaningrum, 2020). Also, dancers relied on media movements with limited space around the house.…”

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Dance and Its Effect on The Mental Health of Performing Arts Students: A Descriptive-Comparative Analysis

Calica,

Lobo

2023

(IJEH)

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This study is aimed to describe dance's effect and its different forms on mental health. The respondents of this study are students taking Bachelor of Performing Arts at City College of Angeles. The Mental Effect of Dance Questionnaire was utilized to gather data through an online survey. The said questionnaire has undergone pilot testing α =.975 and .946, which confirms that the instrument can be utilized. Descriptive analyses were used to describe the effects of dance and its different forms on mental health. Independent T-Test Analysis, Mann-Whitney U, and Kruskal-Wallis H analyses were utilized to determine the difference between groups in the cognitive effect of the dance and its genre regarding gender and year level. After data were obtained from 83 students, the results showed that dance positively affects their mental health. On the other hand, there was no significant difference between groups regarding gender and year level regarding the mental effect of the dance and its genres. Results found that most BPeA students answered that dance has a good impact and benefits them, especially in their mental health. From the results obtained, this study suggests providing different seminars and exposures for the students to gain knowledge about the benefits of dance based on various dance forms to students' mental health. These findings provide new information to students and professionals interested in researching dance and mental health. Further investigation is also recommended to support this research study

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Dancing as an Expressive Media in the Middle of Pandemic

Cited by 4 publications

References 4 publications

Reviewing Available Online Publications on the Effect of Dance on the Physical and Mental Health of Children and Adolescents

Reviewing Available Online Publications on the Effect of Dance on the Physical and Mental Health of Children and Adolescents

Challenging live performance: Dance on Social Media for Wellbeing and to Resist Dance Quarantine during the 2020 Covid-19

Dance and Its Effect on The Mental Health of Performing Arts Students: A Descriptive-Comparative Analysis

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