Movement as a Bridge Between Thought and Feeling

Andrea Isaacs
The appropriate use of different learning styles is directly related to how effectively we learn. Some people retain information better if they see it, hear it, or feel it. This article addresses both the kinesthetic learners who learn best if they can associate physical feeling with an idea or concept, and the “heady” types who may find a source of wisdom in the body that previously escaped their awareness.
During two decades as a choreographer, I spent a lot of time translating ...