Dance Styles
The IDTA is divided into two distinct branches, the Theatre Branch branch and the Ballroom Branch. Each of these two sectors covers a range of dance styles, each with an elected faculty committee that oversee the standards and development of the discipline. The IDTA offers the following dance subjects:
Read more about this topic: International Dance Teachers Association
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