This definitely speaks to me! I think the reason I love both ballet and WCS is that they are both skill-based dances! There are a million ways to do a tendu exercise at the barre, but if you haven't mastered the skill of doing a tendu the exercise or "choreography" is useless! Even after years of ballet classes, I still am constantly working on the basic skills – tendu, plie, develope, etc. – and it was only when I started doing this that my ballet really started to improve. Before I was a bit stuck in completion bias! I am really hoping this program gives me the basic skills to practice on my own for WCS so that my dancing can progress and I can feel "unstuck" as a beginner Westie!
I am amazed to realize how many of us are still experiencing application bias, even the second time around in DDP! We all ask, how do you use that in a WCS pattern so that we feel more comfortable with the move. I am definitely relating to completion bias and trying hard to let it go and embrace the learning.
So many excellent reminders of ideas I have heard before, and continue to re-learn as the spiral of learning continues in dance and in life lessons. The learning spiral is so true and sometimes shocking when I realize that I am learning again or refining something I thought I had learned earlier in my life.
This definitely speaks to me! I think the reason I love both ballet and WCS is that they are both skill-based dances! There are a million ways to do a tendu exercise at the barre, but if you haven't mastered the skill of doing a tendu the exercise or "choreography" is useless! Even after years of ballet classes, I still am constantly working on the basic skills – tendu, plie, develope, etc. – and it was only when I started doing this that my ballet really started to improve. Before I was a bit stuck in completion bias! I am really hoping this program gives me the basic skills to practice on my own for WCS so that my dancing can progress and I can feel "unstuck" as a beginner Westie!
I am amazed to realize how many of us are still experiencing application bias, even the second time around in DDP! We all ask, how do you use that in a WCS pattern so that we feel more comfortable with the move. I am definitely relating to completion bias and trying hard to let it go and embrace the learning.
Anchor Bias and Completion Bias… LOL… yes. Sounds like some of my dance friends who compete!.
So many excellent reminders of ideas I have heard before, and continue to re-learn as the spiral of learning continues in dance and in life lessons. The learning spiral is so true and sometimes shocking when I realize that I am learning again or refining something I thought I had learned earlier in my life.