Submitted by David Gibbens on Sun, 09/01/2022 - 13:35
Subtitle:
Its relation to teaching styles and methods
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Material type:
AT Focus:
Alexander Technique
In collection:
2008
April
28
Page position:
43-53
Language:
English
ISBN/ISSN/DOI:
CCO008JE1.04
Notes and abstracts:
The fact that Alexander’s terminology is problematic has practical consequences. It is argued that there is a strong correlation between our understanding of the basic concepts of the Technique and our of teaching and practising the Technique. The concepts covered are: use, sensory appreciation, inhibition, directions and orders, and the primary control. Each concept, their variations and different meanings are discussed. The interpretation of these will affect the style of hands-on work in teaching.
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