When you teach dance what do your students call you?

Question

I'm "Miss Raaacchhhhh" they always drag it out lol.

Answer 1

Imposter

or Stranger Danger

Answer 2

I always just called my dance teachers by their name - it was either their first name or a Miss/Mrs. in front of their last name.  Nothing too special or "dignified" I guess.....

Answer 3

They just call me by my first name, but I'm only in my 20's.  

Depends on how formal you need to be to maintain "law & order" in your classes, I guess!  Personally, I like the formality of Mrs/Miss So-and-so, but it's a matter of personal preference.

Answer 4

my teacher is like, 40 or 50 and we all call her miss___.

Answer 5

Miss (insert first name here)

Answer 6

i just assist with younger girls classes but im 13 and they call me Miss______also :)

Answer 7

When I teach they call me "Ateh" or  "Manang" OJ.

I teach dance in the Philippines to some kids who want to learn. Ateh (actually spelled "Ate" but pronounced "Ah-teh") means "Older sis". It's a respect thing.

I call my bboy teacher "Kuya". It's the masculine of Ate. But he doesn't like me calling him Kuya so i started calling him Uncle. Then Unkie. haha.

I don't have a formal class, neither does he.

So it's basically friends teaching friends. xD

But that's how it is in formal classes. Either Ate or Kuya.

Answer 8

Miss _____ is what we call our teachers.