Program takes steps in dance
EDMOND — Ballet typically has nothing to do with peanut butter.
But talk of peanut butter, flowers, princess crowns and pirate hats is essential in Robyn Pasternack 's ballet class for students with Down syndrome. Pasternack, a University of Central Oklahoma ballet instructor, uses alternative techniques to help students ages 6 to 11 with Down syndrome focus and follow instructions.
During a fall class ...
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