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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 33 MIN

12 - Performance Quality and The Social Media Trap

from The Resilient Dance Teacher Podcast · host Reed Cech

In today’s two-part episode, we’re diving into a discussion on teaching performance quality, as well as the dangers of social media in dance education. Can artistry actually be taught? What’s the difference between performance quality and artistic voice? And why am I comparing all of this to cake? Do you feel fatigued from doom-scrolling? All of this will be discussed in today's packed episode. We explore how dancers connect emotionally and artistically to movement through storytelling, imagery, dynamics, and intention. From creative movement classes to adolescent dancers, this conversation unpacks how teachers can help students develop emotional texture in their dancing while still honoring the individuality that makes each performer unique.Plus, we touch on the growing impact of social media and comparison culture in dance education, and how overwhelm can affect both teachers and students.Topics covered:• Teaching performance quality in dance• The difference between performance quality and artistic voice• Storytelling and imagery in choreography• Using humor and visuals in dance education• Social media, comparison, and creative overwhelm

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