Finalist Presentations...

You are all invited to attend and support those in Module Three as they share the journey of their inquiry process with us...

MA Professional Practice, Dance Technique Pedagogy

Finalist Presentations

Tuesday May 29^th and Wednesday May 30^th 2018

Ritterman Dance Studio

Middlesex University London

Tuesday May 29th:

10.00-10.30 Lizzy Rowden - Oral Presentation / Professional Artefact

10.30-11.00 Sam Pickering - Oral Presentation / Professional Artefact

11.00-11.30 Davis Hobdy  - Oral Presentation / Professional Artefact

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13.30-14.00 –. Imogen Butler - Oral Presentation / Professional Artefact

Wednesday May 30th:

12.00-12.30 – Anna Helsby - Oral Presentation / Professional Artefact

12.30-13.00 – Raymond Chai - Oral Presentation / Professional Artefact

13.00-13.30 - Emma Millward - Oral Presentation / Professional Artefact

ALl the best to those presenting, looking forward to hearing about your research processes!

Fellow MAPPs - You are welcome to attend in person or via skype - please let us know of your attendance (via email) by MONDAY MAY 28th

A note...

Lots of questions flooding in now so a general note on submitting work for assessments:

Deadline for submission for all work across all modules this term is MONDAY MAY 21st 2018

All work is submitted via the turnitin submission box 
this is on your MAPP DTP or MAPP Dance Programme page on UniHub

Work must be submitted as ONE WORD DOCUMENT (this includes your cover page, main essay, any appendices and bibliography).

Under the title - May 21st Submissions you will find a turnitin icon for each module and one for the RPL claims, please submit to the correct module for the work you are turning in.

There are a number of forms required to be submitted as part of Module Two. These should be submitted as an appendix to the Inquiry Proposal and still uploaded as one word document.

All forms can be found under 'Forms and Temnplates' on your MAPP DTP or MAPP Dance Programme page on UniHub.

Module Ones you should submit your RPL claim form (sent to you via email by your advisor) with your corresponding AOL essays.

Specific questions if you have them concerning the content of your work are fine, please do not send further drafts for feedback now - the deadline for final submission is less than a week away!

Finalist Presentations are on Tues May 29th and Wed May 30th at our Hendon Campus in London, or you may skype in to attend, please do support those presenting their research inquiries for Module Three. I will post a full schedule soon!

Keep breathing...Keep going...

Drafts and Feedback...

We are working through reading your drafts and offering feedback on them... the feedback is just that - an offering, some thoughts, suggestions, further considerations, questions to encourage you to move on, delve deeper, gain more clarity in the communication of your ideas. 

It is important to recognise that these are not 'corrections'. We are not telling you what is 'wrong' in order for you to correct it and make it 'right'. We are offering professional advice from experience, a critical eye/ear, an alternative and additional perspective to your work. We are not telling you how to do it, or when it is 'right'.

The process of developing your work, (all modules here, your profession, life...) is just that 
'a process'. 

Something to be re-visited (a draft is not a finished piece of work), re-considered, re-thought along the way in order that it might grow and develop with you. Most creative projects are not linear in their development, most are not 'done' on first draft, first sharing, but they take that sharing to invite others views which may offer something more to your own thinking and perspective. 

Share, think further, re-draft, keep questioning, editing ...it's all part of the process and only you will know when it says what it needs to say.