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Using Movement Mirroring to Better Understand Your Students

A best practice in teaching and learning, mirroring is described as copying someone with the intention of understanding them. Learn more about how mirroring can help instructors evolve their understanding, performance, and teaching of snowsports.

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Persistence, Optimism, and Luck: The Story of Beloved Hunter Mountain Instructor Ralph Perlberger
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From the Other Side of a Snowsports Lesson: A First-Person Point of View
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Education
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Trust, Learning, and Impact: How Education, Professional Development, and Credentialing Work Together
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Education

Designing Student-Centered Teaching Progressions
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Professional Development

Generalist or Specialist? Choosing Your Professional Development Path as a Snowsports Instructor
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Tim Kenney Leans into Community, Culture at Eldora Mountain
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Movement Analysis, a Tool for Connection and Confidence
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International Reflections and Global Learning through Snowsports
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Education
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Summer School: Learning for Transfer
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Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient Bill Irwin on the Phenomenon of Shaped Skis
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Professional Development

Creating Lessons That Promote Student Retention
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Educational Excellence Award Recipient Victor Gerdin and the PSIA ‘Magic Wand’
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