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International Association of Square Dance Callers

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Calling In Schools (In The Long Run) By Corben Geis (December 22, 201012/24/201026.52 KBDownloadIn ths article Corben provides his thoughts regarding the benefits of square dancing in schools. He and others believe this will help future recruiting of new dancers.
CRaMS "Starting CRaMS" by Barry Johnson8/1/2011247.97 KBDownloadCRaMS is a system of calling that encourages the use of modules or extemporaneous calling while working within a framework of known dancer relationships. The fundamental tenet of CRaMS is this: If you know the relationships between the dancers, then resol
Memory For Callers by Daryl Clendenin (May 2011)6/1/201122.13 KBDownloadBrief description of how our memory works, how important it is to our calling, and a reminder to pay attention to help our memory.
New Callers By Daryl Clendenin (December 23, 2010)12/24/201054.41 KBDownloadIncludes Daryl's thoughts on how to find and recruit new callers.
Teaching Techniques By Jerry Reed (December 23, 2010)12/29/201083.66 KBDownloadJerry has written an outstanding teaching aid. This document includes the following general topics: 1) BASICS OF TEACHING/LEARNING and 2) TEACHING METHODS. This document is also available under Teaching Resources.