- What are the pressures faced by dancers in vocational training?
- What affect does injury have on a dancers physical and psychological well being?
- What are the main injuries dancers obtain? why?
- How does a dancer in training cope with injury?
- What help to they seek? Professional help?
- What support could a dancer in training seek? Internally, within their training facility? Externally, outside of their training facility?
- Are dancers aware of the help and support out there for injured dancers?
- What more can be done to help injured dancers?
- Are dancers in training given adequate recovery time?
- Are teachers sufficiently trained?
- What more can teachers do to support their students?
- How can I (as a teacher) do a better job?
- What advice can I offer my students when they are injured?
- Is the importance of safe practice being embedded into training?
- How could we improve and increase awareness surrounding topics of dance related injury?
- What is currently being done to improve dancers well-being?
- Is there a balance of physical and psychological help available?
- Are dancers paying for treatment? Are dancers not seeking treatment/rehabilitation due to financial difficulty?
- Are dancers in training adhering to advice given by professionals/teachers? (Help seeking behaviours)
- Is there short term and long term help available for injured dancers?
- Implications on future career if a dancers is not aware of or pro-active in their well-being and health?
Tuesday 10 March 2015
Redrafted Inquiry Questions
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Rebecca you are doing well with redrafting these - keep on working - we are also corresponding about the ethical concerns to be taken into consideration when using questionnaires in terms of 1. defining terms and working within our professional roles (e.g. using sources to define terms and refining questions) and 2. unintended consequences - ask others to help with this - so if I asked someone if they were tired - they might think they looked tired even if they were not.. Reader 5 is good for thinking issues through and defines informed consent. Bw
ReplyDeleteI have just emailed across inquiry questions with my 3 main focus questions and sub questions underneath. Hopefully that makes it a bit clearer. I have also changed the terminology used as 'psychological' issues could take me down the medical route which I do not want to go down nor have the knowledge or expertise to advise on psychological issues. I will also have another look at reader 5! Thanks
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