Partner walks Note differences in how partner walk's PART 4 Pairs. Do process. Q & A / TALK ATM is a learning process that involves solving 'motor problems'. The ideal is to be able to solve a motor problem in a variety of ways so that it is adaptable to changing contexts (N. Bernstein: Dexterity and it's development). This is in accord with Moshe's definition of the kind of learning that is important -- doing the thing you know in different ways. THURSDAY 29/10/15 ATM Right index holding big toes, part 2 ZK Amherst, Yr.1, Wk5, 11/07/80 AM2 ATM Lengthening and shortening the sides in 4 orientations (no reference) ZK OBSERVATION Groups of 6 4 Stations -- one station for each body orientation in preceding ATM At each station Each group members takes a turn in doing/showing the ATM movement group members observe, focusing on 'manipulation' Note how the person shortens their side is the bending evenly distributed through body, or accentuated in one area compare how right and left sides shorten. What's different Discuss where the person is working muscularly to shorten their side Swap stations, 4 times JOINT OF THE WEEK Joints of the shoulder girdle ATM Tilting elbow and knee inside and outside ZK Amherst, Yr.1, Wk.6, 14/07/80 AM1 ATM Passing elbow over opposite knee ZK Amherst, Yr.1, Wk.6, 14/07/80 AM2 FRIDAY 30/10/15
Partner walks Note differences in how partner walk's PART 4 Pairs. Do process. Q & A / TALK ATM is a learning process that involves solving 'motor problems'. The ideal is to be able to solve a motor problem in a variety of ways so that it is adaptable to changing contexts (N. Bernstein: Dexterity and it's development). This is in accord with Moshe's definition of the kind of learning that is important -- doing the thing you know in different ways. THURSDAY 29/10/15 ATM Right index holding big toes, part 2 ZK Amherst, Yr.1, Wk5, 11/07/80 AM2 ATM Lengthening and shortening the sides in 4 orientations (no reference) ZK OBSERVATION Groups of 6 4 Stations -- one station for each body orientation in preceding ATM At each station Each group members takes a turn in doing/showing the ATM movement group members observe, focusing on 'manipulation' Note how the person shortens their side is the bending evenly distributed through body, or accentuated in one area compare how right and left sides shorten. What's different Discuss where the person is working muscularly to shorten their side Swap stations, 4 times JOINT OF THE WEEK Joints of the shoulder girdle ATM Tilting elbow and knee inside and outside ZK Amherst, Yr.1, Wk.6, 14/07/80 AM1 ATM Passing elbow over opposite knee ZK Amherst, Yr.1, Wk.6, 14/07/80 AM2 FRIDAY 30/10/15