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Continuity, Progression & the Art of Teaching Over Time
Details:
Date: Friday, July 10-12 Time: Friday 5:30pm-8:30pm; Saturday-Sunday 9:00am-12:00pm and 1:00-5:00pm. Cost: $467 Discounts: 10% for BE Members / Mysore Members Capacity: Limited to 20 participants per module to support an intimate learning environment This training welcomes dedicated practitioners who are drawn toward deeper inquiry, anatomical understanding, and embodied learning. While teaching applications are present, the material is also explored through self-practice, peer learning, and reflection. Many participants find this training brings clarity and maturity to their relationship with practice—whether or not they choose to teach. This program works well for continuing education and advanced credentialing. The modules emphasize applied learning, integration, and long-term teaching intelligence—supporting teachers who are expanding their depth, scope, and sense of responsibility in their work. Overview: This module asks participants to observe not only how practice evolves, but how their own perceptions, habits, and instincts as practitioners and teachers develop alongside it. Rather than asking, "What does this body need right now?," this module asks: "How does learning unfold—and how can it be supported with care and patience over time?" Here, continuity, progression, and restraint become essential skills shaped through introspection and observation. Teaching and practice mature from moment-to-moment choices into the capacity to sense patterns, timing, and readiness—within one's own practice and within shared learning environments. Repetition, pacing, and simplicity are approached as subtle practices that cultivate intuition, discernment, and depth over time. Learning Objectives: By the completion of this module, participants will be able to: - Demonstrate increased introspective awareness in relation to teaching over time - Observe and assess patterns within practice and learning environments across repeated exposure - Differentiate intuitive responses from reactive or habitual decision-making - Evaluate readiness, capacity, and pacing throughout sustained observation rather than frequent shifts that prioritize variation over integration - Apply continuity, repetition, and refinement as tools for long-term learning and integration
- Support progression through assessment-informed restraint, timing, and simplicity
- Utilize subtle teaching strategies that emphasize observation, listening, and discernment
- Translate principles of continuity, assessment, and restraint into one-to-one teaching or individualized practice settings
- Design coherent multi-week practice or learning arcs that reflect clarity, sustainability, and adaptive assessment
Teaching Continuity:
Participants explore continuity as a foundational teaching and learning skill. Rather than relying on frequent change, this section emphasizes the value of consistency and repetition as ways to support understanding, confidence, and integration.
Key areas of focus include:
- Understanding continuity as a pedagogical skill
- Differentiating novelty from meaningful progression
- Recognizing patterns that emerge through repeated practice
- Holding consistency while allowing thoughtful variation
- Orienting practice toward learning rather than performance
Progression & Capacity Building:
This section focuses on how progress develops over time—not through constant escalation, but through intelligent pacing and refinement. Participants learn to recognize when staying with material supports growth, and when advancing is appropriate.
Areas explored include:
- Designing progressions that build resilience and clarity
- Sequencing for adaptation rather than exhaustion
- Layering the complexity without overwhelming the system
- Knowing when to stay, refine, or advance
- Supporting strength, coordination, and understanding gradually
Intelligent Adaptation:
Adaptation is explored as a skill rooted in clarity rather than reactivity. Participants learn how to respond to changing needs without fragmenting learning or losing coherence.
This includes:
- Adapting without abandoning the integrity of the practice
- Responding to group dynamics while maintaining structure
- Making small, thoughtful changes that yield meaningful results
- Avoiding over-correction and constant adjustment
- Using refinement as a primary teaching strategy
Teaching with Discernment:
Restraint is framed as an expression of agency and discernment in both practice and teaching. This section invites participants to recognize when allowing space—rather than intervening—supports sustainable learning, self-trust, and long-term integration.
Key themes include:
- Less cueing, more learning
- Allowing space for agency and integration
- Recognizing when intervention is unnecessary
- Trusting repetition as a teacher
- Cultivating confidence through clarity rather than control
Application & Practice:
Participants apply these principles through reflective and experiential learning, with an emphasis on observing patterns and tracking development over time.
Practices include:
- Designing multi-week practice or sequencing arcs
- Exploring continuity through personal and peer-based practice
- Observing and reflecting on progression patterns
- Group dialogue and feedback around long-term learning choices
- Practicums emphasizing coherence, pacing, and sustainability
Whether applied to personal practice, collaborative learning environments, or professional teaching contexts, Module Three supports participants in cultivating patience, clarity, and continuity—preparing them to engage hands-on application and intervention with discernment in subsequent modules.
Teaching Schedule & Focus:
Friday | 5:30pm-8:30pm
Orientation & Setting The Tone
- Opening circle and module orientation
- Reviewing key ideas carried forward from Module Two
- Shifting attention from structure to observation and awareness
- Introducing continuity and progression as lived experiences
- Short guided practice focused on pacing, repetition, and noticing over time
Saturday | 9:00am-12:00pm
Learning to Observe Over Time
- Developing the skill of observing your own practice
- Noticing patterns that show up through repetition
- Exploring intuition and discernment through experience
- Understanding the difference between responding and reacting
- Guided movement and stillness practice centered on subtle awareness
Saturday | 1:00pm-5:00pm
Progress, Pacing, & Capacity
- Rethinking progress as refinement rather than doing more
- Learning to sense readiness, capacity, and timing
- Practicing restraint as a way to support sustainability and agency
- Movement labs focused on pacing, repetition, and integration
- Group reflection on how progress unfolds over time
Sunday | 9:00am-12:00pm
Continuity in Practice & Teaching
- Understanding how consistency supports learning and confidence
- Designing practices that unfold across weeks, not just classes
- Exploring when to stay, when to refine, and when to move forward
- Seeing how repetition builds clarity and trust
- Discussion of real-life examples from group and one-to-one settings
Sunday | 1:00pm-5:00pm
Application, Integration, & One-to-One Teaching
- Applying module principles in one-to-one and individualized settings
- Practicing teaching with more listening and less intervention
- Peer teaching with feedback focused on clarity and restraint
- Bringing together continuity, observation, and agency
