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National Dance Association. (benefits analysis of adopting the National Standards for Arts Education)(National Standards: A View From The Arts Education Associations)
Arts Education Policy Review, May, 1996 by Purcell, Theresa
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The publication of the National Standards For Dance Education in March 1994 produced a new level of excitement and hope among dance educators.(1) The opportunity had arrived to foster new growth in the quantity and quality of dance education across the country. The National Dance Association (NDA) participated as an equal partner with other arts education organizations in writing the standards and viewed the collaboration as a means of forming a strong alliance with visual art, music, and theatre.
The four arts education organizations (the Music Educators National Conference, the ...
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