Dec 8, 2010
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These are from my videos about balancing subjectivity and objectivity as practitioners/teachers of Ashtanga Yoga to grow in your practice(s).
I’ll include a download in my newsletter on Friday.
These are from my videos about balancing subjectivity and objectivity as practitioners/teachers of Ashtanga Yoga to grow in your practice(s).
I’ll include a download in my newsletter on Friday.
in imageSubjectivity vs. Objectivity
Subjective experience matters
Dialogue is crucial
A personal perspective is essential but not the universal truth.
Subjectivity vs. Objectivity
01 Subjective experience matters — A personal perspective is essential but not the universal truth.
02 Dialogue is crucial — Healthy teaching encourages open conversation and collaborative exploration.
03 Beware of authoritarianism — Rigid adherence to one viewpoint suppresses student agency and growth.
04 Feedback vs. obedience — Students should feel empowered to question and explore guidance.
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Subjective experience matters
Dialogue is crucial
A personal perspective is essential but not the universal truth.
Subjectivity vs. Objectivity
01 Subjective experience matters — A personal perspective is essential but not the universal truth.
02 Dialogue is crucial — Healthy teaching encourages open conversation and collaborative exploration.
03 Beware of authoritarianism — Rigid adherence to one viewpoint suppresses student agency and growth.
04 Feedback vs. obedience — Students should feel empowered to question and explore guidance.
05 [handshake icon]
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