The best curriculum 💪

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Sometimes I think that it is very difficult to put different subjects

or topics associated with the career you want to study, because... Who chooses what should or should not be learned?

I remember that in my first degree, I really wanted to have more diversity and neuroscience subjects, because with one or two levels of those topics, I felt that I was not completely complete In the same way with the minors (that's what your specialty is called at UC), why should I only choose one, if in reality all 3 were equally relevant to my teaching practice?

In this second career, the same thing happens to me. I feel that both as performers and dance teachers, it is necessary to know the tools of group dance composition, as well as how to plan a dance class.

I think that the curriculum of the degree would be fantastic if it contemplated the learning of both specialties, something like that divided into semesters, perhaps leaving the 2 years of the degree behind: the 4th year to learn about teaching and the 5th year to generate compositions associated with interpretation. This would support both those who do not have the monetary resources to enroll in a postgrade, like a master's or doctorate, since they would have access to main knowledge, and from there build experience in these areas, and by discovering which one generates the most interest, save or take small workshops that promote more expertise in teaching or interpretation.