Being and Learning 2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-6091-948-0_11
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The Improvisational Art of Teaching/Learning

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“…Analysis of the data, presented in Table 2 shows that 15.4% of the CG students and 14% of the EG frankly admitted that they do not have knowledge in the field of choreographic art, almost half of the respondents in both groups estimate the level of their knowledges about the artistic-educational activities as a reproductive (57.3% in the CG and 53.7% in the EG). At the same time, in the CG, the largest number of persons indicated that they do not have enough knowledge of the goal and objectives of the artistic-educational activities of the teacher of history of choreographic art (66.3%), and in the EG 54.4% of respondents admitted this (Duarte, 2012).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analysis of the data, presented in Table 2 shows that 15.4% of the CG students and 14% of the EG frankly admitted that they do not have knowledge in the field of choreographic art, almost half of the respondents in both groups estimate the level of their knowledges about the artistic-educational activities as a reproductive (57.3% in the CG and 53.7% in the EG). At the same time, in the CG, the largest number of persons indicated that they do not have enough knowledge of the goal and objectives of the artistic-educational activities of the teacher of history of choreographic art (66.3%), and in the EG 54.4% of respondents admitted this (Duarte, 2012).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%