advice on entering a dance competition

"It should be explained to parents that competitions provide a student with the opportunity to show what has been accomplished and to learn from watching others. Winning should not be emphasized by the teacher.

"Judges are not likely to play favorites since they use a scoring system and do not know the identity of the participants. They may, however, still misjudge a contestant despite their professional expertise.

"Teachers should inform parents that a competition, from the standpoint of training, is about performing onstage, obtaining a critique from professionals outside the school, and then working on weaknesses. Should an entrant receive an award, it should not be regarded as a guarantee that the student or group will become professional. Competitions teach the student sportsmanship, courtesy, and a professional attitude. If wanting to win an award is the sole reason for entering a competition, it's a misguided goal.

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