On September 22, the Chinese Ethnic Folk Dance Grading Test was held at the Art College of Alberta

The Educational Secondary School Examination is an important educational element that tests the quality of teaching. The quality of teaching is what children and parents are most concerned about. Teaching plans, methods, means...

>The examination in education is an important educational element that tests the quality of teaching. The quality of teaching is what children and parents are most concerned about. Teaching plans, methods, means, steps, as well as teachers’ own qualities and abilities are important factors that affect the quality of teaching. These factors are also crucial to the implementation of teaching materials. Even if it is an excellent set of teaching materials, it will be difficult for teachers to meet the requirements of the teaching materials in a class where the above factors are imperfect. The improvement of these factors can only be completed through teacher's study. Therefore, the China Ethnic Folk Dance Examination Center strictly requires teachers to train and hold certified teaching. Teachers Qiu Xiaorong and Li Cihui from the Art Institute of Alberta successfully passed the dance teacher examination and obtained qualification certificates. The two teachers respectively opened grading classes for grades 1 to 10. After several months of hard training, the students participating in the class are preparing to take the exam from the Chinese Ethnic Folk Dance Grading Center on September 22 this year. Examination time: Starting at 4 pm on the 22nd (Sunday)

> Examination fee: $50

On the day of the exam, from 9 to 12 am (Classes 5 to 8) (Adult Class), a master class will be held by examiner experts, and all students can participate.

Master class fee: 3 hours/$90. The lecture (the teacher’s introduction will be sent separately) hopes that students will seize this rare opportunity to improve themselves.

Taking the exam is also an exercise for self-realization and fair competition. Children should be allowed to participate in the exam with a relaxed attitude to enhance their future survival ability. All children who have danced since elementary school have a common characteristic when they grow up - good shape, refined temperament, elegant manners, and a life full of energy and confidence.