"Ethical awareness is simply the recognition by any individual of the rights inherent in the existence of any and all other individuals." Ethics - moral principles; standard practises; and even etiquette (good manners) are important elements in the dance world and should be part of dancers' education. Dance teachers--who inspire as well as teach their students--should not only include concepts of ethics and standard practises in their curriculum, but also lead by example. As dance students grow
in skill and ability, some decide to step up to a
professional or public level in teaching and/or
performing. Unless they give forethought to ethical
decision-making and become aware of standard
practises, their inexperience often leads to mistakes
that have far-reaching effects. Even innocent mistakes
can cause hurt feelings and rifts in the dance
community. - use of harmful dance techniques These negative actions impact how the public perceives the dance and can also create a hostile environment within the dance community. Professionalism
Should You Follow a Code of
Conduct?
Liberty - freedom of choice If you wish to copy this article or the Code of Conduct to use in your work please do so, and credit is appreciated. |
Related Links on "Ethics" (moral behaviour)
"Ambition is dangerous until it is fully socialized.
You have not
truly acquired any virtue until your acts make you
worthy of it." - UB 48.7.17
Resources on "Etiquette" (good manners)
Anthea's articles: Student
Etiquette Tips | Attending a
Workshop or Show
Jasmin Jahal's "Class
Etiquette"
Miramar's "Dance
Class
Etiquette"
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