Future of Dancing in a Self-Isolating Time Period

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We would love to hear your thoughts, interests, and ideas for keeping dance education, enjoyment, and community alive during a time of increasing self-isolation.
Your answers will help us guide the community through this unforeseen challenge and make key decisions about if and how we can emerge after the Coronavirus outbreak has been tempered.
Thank you for your time and sincerity with answering these questions :)

What is your risk aversion to contracting and possibly spreading Covid-19

Not Risk Averse - Still want to touch people

Very Risk Averse - Already self isolating!

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When are you planning to stop attending dances?

Effective Immediately

After this lesson series is over

I don't plan to stop coming

Waiting to see developments

Other:

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Would you like to have online classes? Topics would focus more on footwork, styling, drills, musicality. Beginner lessons could function for couples practicing at home together.

Yes, for the rest of the March Series. But not beyond.

Yes, for the rest of the March Series, and continuing into April or beyond.

Yes, starting in April (or March's 5th Tuesday class).

No, we should meet in person but have very strict hygiene standards.

No, if lessons aren't in person, I do not want to "attend" or pay for them.

Other:

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If we moved to having online lessons on Tuesday Nights, how likely would you be to participate?

No, that's not my jam.

Yes, can't stop, won't stop!

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If we moved to having online lessons, and were inclined to take them, would you be most likely practicing as a couple or small group at someone's home, or participating as a solo individual?

In a couple or small group

Solo individual

Not sure if I could find a small group or partner, but would be more likely to participate if I could.

Not sure at all

Not likely to participate

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If online lessons have broad support, what would you like to learn? We're open to suggestions.

Musicality

Fancy foot work/syncopations

Measured movement/body movement/body control

Styling

Balance/Dance Fitness

Drills for solo practice

Other:

If you are open to online lessons. Would you be okay with signing up in advance?

Yes

Unsure

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If classes continue for March, they will not happen without "nursing home" restrictions. The potential rules are listed below. The last two options are "Yes", and "No". Please only check one of those boxes to indicate if these rules are enough for you.

Manditory Handwashing before checking in. Doors would be propped open directly to bathroom.

Changing clothes before coming to class and bringing a change of shirt with you

Handwashing every 30 minutes while bumper music plays.

Bringing your own, clean water bottle and snacks

Not coming at all if you have any symptoms of sickness, and letting BWestie know.

Yes to these rules to keep dancing together this month

No, I'm still staying home for safety sake.

No, I want to dance but don't want to follow these strict rules

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Have you used any online formats that you think would be useful/helpful for having an online dance lesson? Please let us know in the comments.

Please share any other ideas you have for maintaining dance education, enjoyment, and community in Burlington during this unusual time. Please stay as sharply on that topic as possible. Thank you for participating and helping us understand your preferences and needs :)

Are you a student or volunteer?

Student (pays admission to dance)

Instructor or other volunteer (works/helps to attend dance)

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Full Name (optional) these last two questions will help us reach back to you for followup and also give us more context about your answers.

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