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Frequently Asked Questions

• Where is dynamicdance innovations?

  Dance Innovations Dance Center is located on the corner of Tide Mill Road and Route 33 in Greenland, NH. With plenty of parking and over 6,000 sq-ft of space, DIDC houses three dance studios – all with central A/C and professional floating floors to help prevent injuries.

• Where can I find the registration form for dance innovations?

  Our registration form is under the same tab, and you can download it straight to your device to fill out! Please email us at [email protected] or call us at 973-635-1205 with any questions!

• Why choose dance innovations Dance Center?

  The teachers at DIDC have the unique and amazing ability to teach and improve dance skills, positively build confidence, while at the same time allow their students to have fun!” Dance Innovations Dance Center is located on the corner of Tide Mill Road and Route 33 in Greenland, NH.

• What age is innovations dance suitable for?

  Choose from 15 dance styles available for 5 – 18 years of age. These classes were developed for beginners all the way to more serious dancers seeking a progressive curriculum. “I cannot say enough good things about Innovations Dance.

• Where is dynamicdance innovations?

  Dance Innovations Dance Center is located on the corner of Tide Mill Road and Route 33 in Greenland, NH. With plenty of parking and over 6,000 sq-ft of space, DIDC houses three dance studios – all with central A/C and professional floating floors to help prevent injuries.

• What can we learn from the dance of innovation?

  Dancing is instinctive, creative, and a perfect metaphor for the innovation process. You can learn a lot from shaking that money maker. The greatest leadership lessons I’ve learned have occurred on the dance floor. Dancing is an experiential form of being, learning, and doing. Moving your muscles helps you understand things in totally new ways.

• Why do innovators move as dancers?

  When we adapt as innovators or move as dancers, we test new variations of working. This adaptability brings together the physical, emotional, and intellectual that all feeds our work as innovators. Learning new steps and combination in a dance is a challenge in a controlled setting and freedom within safety.

• How can we spark student creativity and innovation?

  What follows is from the University of Tulsa, specifically Dr. Charles M. Wood’s “10 Hands-On Exercises to Spark Student Creativity and Innovation.” Before getting into the exercises, it’s best to know that they are experiential and interactive with focus on creative processes and outputs emergent from original ideas and interactions.