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A Dance Hypertext Narrative

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A Dance Hypertext Narrative A Dance Hypertext Narrative A hypertext narrative by Alicia Najera-Huot Created with The Virtual Writing Tutor Grammar Checker Next Word count: 2118 Choice count: 34 Section count: 26 Image count: 26 Error count: 9 Field Related Analysis: Dance : 33 matches (Adjust, arabesque, attitude, Back, Balance, Ball, ballet, barre, Behind, Bourrée, Choreographer, Choreography, choreography, Couple, Cut, fifth position, Follow, Front, Hold, jump, movements, pas, perform, Position, Replace, Run, show, shows, Skip, Step, step, Time, Together) Education : 31 matches (Down, GPA, School, academic, bachelor's degree, choice, class, classes, college, course, deadline, degree, diploma, don, first, general, grades, knowledge, learn, learned, principal, project, school, semester, students, task, teach, teacher, teachers, training, university) Law/Paralegal-Technol...
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Career Summary

  Dancer | Virtual Writing Tutor Dancer Introduction For those who want to become a dancer, but would like to know a little bit of the life style of a dancer, you should read this article. This article will give you a taste of the daily schedule of dancers and how you can become a dancer. Also, it will give you plenty of information, such as the wage, the dangers or the workplaces. What is...
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Dance Field Listicle

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For those who want to pursue a dance career, you should read my dance listicle. Whether you want to become a dance teacher, a choreographer, or an interpreter, it will help you understand what kind of degree you might need and it will help you learn some terminology that will definitely help you in your dance career. Also, my listicle will give you a site on what kind of workout you can do at home and another on what kind of warm up you should do before you dance.    1.       Learn the different types of careers in dance. https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=https://www.metiers-quebec.org/arts/danseur.html&prev=search&pto=aue This site features the skills needed as a dancer as well as the various tasks that a dancer is required to do, what kind of careers a dancer can have, such as dance teacher, choreographer, interpreter, coach for related sports like gymnastics or figure skating, pedagogue of movement and rehabilitati...
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Alicia's Dance Glossary

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  Alicia's Dance Glossary I am enrolled in dance studies. This program offers dance classes to perfect dance techniques, creation classes to generate the dancers' creativity and dance theory classes that help to understand the body and the movements of the body. Since there are a lot of different terms that are related and used in dance fields, this glossary's purpose is to define and clarify them. Alignment noun Placement of bones in such a way that increases physiological effectiveness and health. Example: [...] rest strategies, and splinting to allow proper alignment of deformed joints, can be part of [...] en: L'alignement Your browser does not support the audio element. Audience noun A group of people who have gathered to watch or listen to a play, concert, speaker, etc. Example: [...] refer to 'subtle' changes in the noise so that the audien...
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Introduction

 About me  My name is Alicia and I am passionate about dance. I am currently studying Social Science and Dance at Collège Montmorency. A Double Dec is six semesters. I have done four, therefore I only have two semesters left to complete before I graduate. Aside from my school's dance program, I dance ballet for a minimum of twelve additional hours per week and teach dance to little children for six hours per week.  About this blog I am writing this blog for an English project. It will be about my work related field, which is dance, as you probably guessed by now. Feel free to subscribe to be notified when my next post is out. Comment and questions are welcome, and I will be happy to reply. 
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