IDTA Street Dance Guide is a teaching reference prepared by the IDTA Freestyle Committee. It is intended for dance teachers introducing Street Dance to their schools or developing an existing programme. The supplied description brings together the development of the dance form with music, style, steps, moves and action, giving the teacher more than a list of isolated movement names.
Music and style are part of the book’s stated coverage, alongside the movement material. This combination helps place steps in the context of the dance being taught. Teachers can use the guide as a written reference when considering how to introduce the subject and how to connect its practical and stylistic elements in their teaching.
The guide also includes IDTA examination syllabus material for Undergraduate, Associate, Licentiate and Fellowship qualifications. These are the qualifications named in the original description. They identify the professional teaching context of the publication, while the introductory subject material gives it relevance beyond preparation for one qualification.
This listing concerns the English-language, 54-page edition published in 2007. Qualification guidance can change over time; the book is described as the supplied edition’s reference and does not promise compliance with a newer examination syllabus. Its PDF Ebook format provides the written guide, with no additional training videos, current examination registration or certification included.
Book Contents
- Development of Street Dance
- Music and style
- Steps, moves and action
- IDTA Undergraduate syllabus
- IDTA Associate syllabus
- IDTA Licentiate and Fellowship qualification syllabus material
Coverage overview based on the supplied description; a numbered chapter inventory was not supplied.
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