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ALEXADER TEACHER TRAINING IN THE 1960s (eBook)by Chariclia GounarisAll books | Summary | Reviews | Data The memoir covers the period 1964-1967 at The Constructive Teaching Centre in London that was run by first generation Alexander teachers Walter and Dilys Carrington. It is in fulfilment of Jean Fischer’s – archivist at the Walter Carrington archives at CTC – request for historical material regarding training in the 1960s. Jean´s request was for general memoirs, observations, and impressions of what it was like to train back then, and he asked whether or not there were any lectures on anatomy or physiology, and if “games” were in use what they comprised.
CONTENTS Capturing the spirit of the time The Training Course The atmosphere in the class Acquaintance with Dart The influence of Dart on the training course Illustration of other practical procedures “Games” The use of the mirror and faulty “sensory appreciation” Attitude to prospective students Epilogue Postscript Footnotes Acknowledgements About the author Colophon |
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