Project Fuse
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“For the youngsters, who are autistic, dance and movement classes can draw them out of their sometimes dark and isolated world.” N.Y. Times
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Students whom frequent the classes are sure to benefit in some of the following ways:
• raise physical co-ordination skills as well as improve posture and breathing
• increase self-confidence, self-awareness and self-discipline, as well as promote team building
• develop a greater sense of social skills through the enjoyment of dance
• earn respect from and for their peers
• develop listening and concentration skills
• promote a sense of pride and achievement
• develop memory skills
• improve self-initiative
• raise physical co-ordination skills as well as improve posture and breathing
• increase self-confidence, self-awareness and self-discipline, as well as promote team building
• develop a greater sense of social skills through the enjoyment of dance
• earn respect from and for their peers
• develop listening and concentration skills
• promote a sense of pride and achievement
• develop memory skills
• improve self-initiative
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