Welcome to Miss Cohen's Dance Education Cirriculum Toolkit!

 

On this site you will be able to find an array of resources to run a safe and inclusive dance classroom in a K-12 school system. As a dance educator, I want students to find their best selves. In order for them to do this they need to first know who they are and what they stand for. I hope that these resources can be used to help students find some answers to their own questions about who they are and also learn about other people. I hope to build a strong community in my classroom that can help prepare students for the real world with support and self-expression. Dance serves as a way to bring people together, and I hope to do that with my students.  

 

About Miss Cohen...

 

Brittany Cohen is in her final semester at the Gradute School of Education, Rutgers University, earning her Master’s in Dance Education and K-12 NJ and NY teaching certification. She graduated Cum Laude from Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University, receiving a BFA in Dance Performace as well as a minor in Psychology.    

Brittany is a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars Rutgers Chapter, The National Honors Society for Dance Arts, and Secretary of the newly established National Dance Educators Organization at Rutgers University. 

 

Born and raised in New Jersey, Brittany has spent her life studying and performing dance. She finds it to be an empowering means of self-expression and freedom. More can be found about Miss Cohen's history with dance and dance education at: http://britt71393.wix.com/brittanycohen.