Wednesday
Jan272010

Sue Merry, Live Interview: Alexander technique and kids

Sue Merry has a reputation with kids...they love the way she teaches! It's obvious why, just read the principles that she holds regarding education and kids below.

Sue has specialized in teaching children the Alexander technique since 1993 but also works with riders and horses. Her training also includes diet and nutrition using the BEST machine, she's an ordained Minister of Spiritual Peacemaking and most recently has been working with Metamorphic Technique.

Sue has appeared on Sky News and London Today. Her book "The Labyrinth of Gar" was published in 2004 and her new offering, "The Song of Mother Divine" is available from Findhorn Press and is the basis for a new programme of group-based work.

Join Sue and I on Tuesday 2nd February, 2010 

...as we talk about bringing Alexander technique back to where it can do the most good. Yes! Let's help the next generation change the world so that humanity doesn't keep making the same mistakes from it's habits.

 Principles for Teaching Kids (Quoted from http://www.ed2k.org.uk/Ed2kindex.htm)

- Education should first and foremost address the needs of the individual child.

- Every child should have the opportunity to learn and grow in a safe, loving and supportive environment.

- Every school day should include a period of "Quiet Time" when teachers and children have an opportunity to allow their bodies and minds together to come into a state of harmonious balance.

- Every school should understand the principles of the Alexander Technique and how to apply them to the school environment and to every school activity.

- Every child should leave school with the ability to choose good use of the self whenever they want to.

If this sounds like an impossible dream you might be surprised to learn that this is all happening now at a school in the UK: Educare Small School 

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