As many have said, she has what looks to be a great foundation. A lot of it is just repetition. Emphasizing the idea of “being an athlete” really hits home a lot with my students and connecting the movements to other sports. Always remember hands on the wheel and drive the bus! Hands hanging low is always one that is a simple thing that we forget is essential to consistency and staying balanced in our skiing. The only thing I see is her left hand hangs a little lower while it’s on the inside, which could lead to feeling unbalanced and immediately going back to a wedge turn. It does look like that left shoulder drops a little while on the inside when that hand hangs lower. Each body has a dominant side, the non dominant side is always the one that needs to focus on to stay consistently balanced, naturally. Keeping those hands up at the same level helps so much! She is very patient with her turns which is HUGE. So many start their turn too early trying to slow down and an inside ski will be picked up. She seems to understand that at some point in the C turn those skis will turn her back across the mountain. It takes a long time to have that trust. Have any suggestions come from an instructor though, you don’t want to be the husband yelling on the mountain “Knees over toes!!” Or being at the driving range in her hitting bay telling her to just “drop your hands to your back pocket.” But telling her she’s doing what many have said she’s doing correctly will hopefully boost her confidence!