kitarist -> RE: One for the scientists (Nov. 5 2022 20:38:43)
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ORIGINAL: Brendan Dance teachers have been doing it WRONG! Science proves: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15APjLoPrrMdDYZFVuMPbHBTI_3cd3EDw/view?usp=drivesdk Rhythmic Precision in Zapateado Flamenco: The Influence of Teaching Methods Rosa de Las Heras-Fernández, PhD, Víctor Padilla Martín-Caro , PhD, María Espada , PhD & Zulema de la Cruz , PhD I don't know, I looked at it and their table of results is not conclusive IMO (I am ignoring the self-evaluation AMPET scores as less important than actual objective improvements - though the control group has higher scores there across the board). Look at all the apparent improvement (lower SD (standard deviation) i.e. more-even zapateo in post- compared to pre-) in the control group in more categories. And the absolute values of SD are lower in control post- compared to experimental post- for their chosen highlighted 'sole-heel quaver' category. And two categories in the experimental group get worse, and by more, compared to only one in the control. Or if we ignore the single-digit +/- changes as likely by chance given the small groups, we are left with two categories improved and one worsened in experimental, and four improved and none worsened in the control. How is this convincing us that the novel approach is showing "better results [] for rhythmic precision"? I wonder if I am missing something important or skimmed through it too quickly, though [:D]
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