Jay Musodi on Connecting with Your Students, Teaching as a Form of Service, and Being Vulnerable

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The Studio North Podcast

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Join Scott & Carmen Forsyth every week as they dive deep into the dance community, go behind the scenes of Studio North, and sit down with some of North America’s most successful dancers, teachers, and choreographers. Whether you’re a dancer, a fan of Studio North, or just interested in the dance community, this podcast is for you!

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Jay Musodi on Connecting with Your Students, Teaching as a Form of Service, and Being Vulnerable

The Studio North Podcast

59 minutes 41 seconds

1 year ago

Jay Musodi on Connecting with Your Students, Teaching as a Form of Service, and Being Vulnerable

Episode 10: In this episode, Scott and Carmen sit down with Jay Musodi to talk about his journey as an educator, tips for anyone thinking of getting into teaching as a career, and how teaching is ultimately a form of service.

0:00 — Intro

2:15 — How Jay started dancing

4:41 — Moving to the west coast

5:13 — How Scott first met Jay

7:17 — Moving to Vancouver

11:55 — How Jay started teaching

22:55 — How to connect better with your students through routine

30:06 — Teaching in different spaces

37:30 — Sharing on university campuses

41:22 — Advice for upcoming teachers

48:09 — Being in service to others

54:35 — Modeling flex