The main objective of the event, which will be held on March 19 and 20 in the online format, is to present the current state of knowledge and results of the latest research. The scientific meeting of prominent Polish and foreign researchers will also provide an opportunity to discuss and exchange experiences.

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The conference will focus on four main thematic areas:

1. The impact of dance on human physical development.

2. the impact of dance on human socio-cultural development.

3. the influence of dance on human psycho-emotional development.

4. the importance of dance education in the development of children and adolescents.

The lectures will be held on the Zoom platform, access to which is provided below:


Conference programme:

19 March 2022

2.00pm-2.10pm – opening of conference – Karol Urbański, MA (Deputy Director National Institute of Music and Dance)

SESSION I

Hosted by Karol Urbański, MA (Deputy director National Institute of Music and Dance)

2.10pm-2.40pm – Dr Maria Aleksandrovich (Pomeranian University in Słupsk) – Dance. Brain. Genes. Overview of the latest research

2.40pm-3.10pm – Dr Artur Fredyk (J. Kukuczka Academy of Physical Education in Katowice) – Influence of dance on selected neurophysiological and motor aspects

3.10pm-3.40pm – Dr Joanna Gorwa (E. Piasecki University of Physical Education in Poznań) – Twenty years of biomechanical research in the environment of professional dancers – synthesis and perspectives for the future

3.40pm-4.10pm – discussion and break/interval

SESSION II

Hosted by Karol Urbański, MA (Deputy Director National Institute of Music and Dance)

4.10pm-4.40pm – Dr Lucie Hayashi (Academy of Performing Arts in Prague) – Dance – Education – Economics. The potential in dance education

4.40pm-5.10pm – Zbigniew Cierniak, MA
(Song and Dance Ensemble ŚLĄSK) – Dance in the social and personal development of dancers as seen by the ballet artists from the Song and Dance Ensemble ‘Śląsk’ named in memory of Stanisław Hadyna

5.10pm-5.40pm – discussion and break/interval

SESSION III

Hosted by Karol Urbański, MA (Deputy Director National Institute of Music and Dance)

5.40pm-6.10pm – Dr Armina Kapusta, Prof. Jacek Kaczmarek (University of Łódź) – Spaces of Argentine tango – emotion, literature, education

6.10pm-6.40pm – Kamil Leszczyński, BA (Song and Dance Ensemble MAŁE PODLASIE) – Folk dance from Siemiatycze. For the benefit of the region and beyond

6.40pm-7.10pm − Dr Jorge Crecis – Towards Vivencia. Consciousness training methodology through the ritualisation of actions

7.10pm-7.30pm – discussion and closing of the first day of conference

20 March 2022

SESSION IV

Hosted by Karol Urbański, MA (Deputy Director National Institute of Music and Dance)

2.00pm-2.30pm – Prof. Mirosław Kisiel (University of Silesia in Katowice) – Social and cultural dimension of music/movement and dance animation in comprehensive education

2.30pm-3.00pm – Joanna Sibilska, MA (Fryderyk Chopin University of Music) – Dissemination of knowledge on the history of dance in universal education

3.00pm-3.30pm – Sabina Szybka, MA (Combined Schools No. 3 with Integrated Classes in Bożków) – From the dance studio straight to the gymnasium. Dance in schools and nursery schools

3.30pm-3.55pm – discussion and break/interval

SESSION V

Hosted by Karol Urbański, MA (Deputy Director National Institute of Music and Dance)

3.55pm-4.25pm – Karolina Bilska, MA (National Institute of Music and Dance); Magdalena Juźwik, MA – Dance classes in primary and secondary schools – results of a survey conducted by the National Institute of Music and Dance

4.25pm-4.55pm – Karolina Dziełak-Żakowska, MA (National Institute of Music and Dance) – Thought in motion – realisation and significance of the programme

4.55pm-5.25pm – Prof. Tomasz Nowak (University of Warsaw) – Folk dance and national dance in the Polish universal education system during the inter-war period

5.25pm-5.50pm – discussion and break/interval

SESSION VI

Hosted by Karol Urbański, MA (Deputy Director National Institute of Music and Dance)

5.50pm-6.20pm – Katarzyna Dańska, MA (Iba Centre for Dance/Movement Therapy) – Dancing with non-dancers

6.20pm-6.50pm – Dr Joanna Koczorowska-Barełkowska (J. Korczak Combined Vocational Schools No. 2 in Poznań, Developmental Clinic for Disabled Children and Adolescents ‘Jaskółka’ affiliated with NA Tak Association in Poznań) – Influence of dance therapy on developmental capabilities of people with Down’s syndrome with regard to self-service and pro-social behaviour

6.50pm-7.20pm – Dr Paulina Wycichowska (E. Piasecki University of Physical Education in Poznań)) – Shaping the body in dance as a means of expression and social skills training

7.20pm-7.35pm – discussion and closing of conference

Towards the end of 2022, peer-reviewed publication will be released (in Polish and English), featuring the papers delivered during the conference.

The event is organized by the National Institute of Music and Dance, financed by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.

Co-financed by the Ministry of Education and Science as part of the “Excellent Science” Program. Partners: Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw, Stanisław Hadyna Song and Dance Ensemble ŚLĄSK.

Conference team:

dr hab. Aleksandra Dziurosz, Professor of the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw – Deputy Director, National Institute of Music and Dance

Maciej Seniw – Head of Program Department, National Institute of Music and Dance

Karolina Bilska – Program specialist, conference coordinator karolina.bilska@nimit.pl, +48 785410000

Media Contact:

Agata Szymczak: agata.szymczak@nimit.pl, +48 785310000