CUADTM413 — Apply safe dance teaching methods

1 Prepare a safe learning environment for classes

• 1.1Confirm resources required for teaching are available and that venues are ready for classes
• 1.2Discuss and clarify objectives, expectations and requirements with students
• 1.3Identify and utilise verbal and interpersonal skills in building positive relationship with students
• 1.4Build a class plan with safe warm-up and cool-down procedures, safe movement sequences and opportunities for practice
• 1.5Identify and determine preventative strategies for risk factors and injuries that may be sustained during classes

2 Teach classes using safe dance methods and teaching techniques

• 2.1Apply learning principles required for children, young adults and adults to interactions with students
• 2.2Conduct classes according to lesson plans that are modified where appropriate to meet student needs
• 2.3Apply teaching methods and use required technology and equipment as teaching aids to optimise learner experience
• 2.4Teach inclusivity and class engagement though effective group facilitation and teaching skills
• 2.5Teach required due diligence regarding human contact and touch
• 2.6Monitor and document student progress and confirm outcomes and student needs are being met
• 2.7Discuss the importance of self-reflection on personal learning progress with students
• 2.8Maintain, store and secure student records according to legal and organisational requirements

3 Incorporate safe dance or movement practice into classes

• 3.1Teach safe warm-up and cool-down procedures
• 3.2Teach different approaches for increasing flexibility and discuss their advantages and disadvantages with students
• 3.3Sequence movements effectively and safely
• 3.4Confirm safe dance and movement practice is followed
• 3.5Advise students of importance of using a safe environment when practicing out of class
• 3.6Take measures to prevent injuries

4 Review and evaluate safe teaching practices

• 4.1Evaluate class plans to determine their effectiveness in guiding the learning process and safety requirements
• 4.2Provide feedback on lesson plans to those responsible for writing them as required
• 4.3Assess own performance in teaching delivery according to class plan
• 4.4Identify areas of improvement to the quality of own teaching and implementation of safe teaching methods using feedback from required personnel

What does an assessment tool for CUADTM413 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUADTM413 needs to address all 48 unit components: 4 elements with 23 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 13 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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