My greatest thanks go to Jost Sigrist, for his encouragement, support and never-doubting faith th... more My greatest thanks go to Jost Sigrist, for his encouragement, support and never-doubting faith that I could do it. I also thank my supervisor, Peter Skehan, for his brilliance and sense of humour; and Jean Robinson, my Alexander teacher, for keeping the energy flowing between brain, spirit and body. I am grateful to International House, both management and colleagues, for their support, flexibility and inspiration; and to the 44 trainees who took part in my research I owe the most. I'll never forget you. This book is dedicated to the memory of my grandmother, Etta Barduhn. Had she been born in this century she, too, would have travelled the world teaching languages.
My greatest thanks go to Jost Sigrist, for his encouragement, support and never-doubting faith th... more My greatest thanks go to Jost Sigrist, for his encouragement, support and never-doubting faith that I could do it. I also thank my supervisor, Peter Skehan, for his brilliance and sense of humour; and Jean Robinson, my Alexander teacher, for keeping the energy flowing between brain, spirit and body. I am grateful to International House, both management and colleagues, for their support, flexibility and inspiration; and to the 44 trainees who took part in my research I owe the most. I'll never forget you.
My greatest thanks go to Jost Sigrist, for his encouragement, support and never-doubting faith th... more My greatest thanks go to Jost Sigrist, for his encouragement, support and never-doubting faith that I could do it. I also thank my supervisor, Peter Skehan, for his brilliance and sense of humour; and Jean Robinson, my Alexander teacher, for keeping the energy flowing between brain, spirit and body. I am grateful to International House, both management and colleagues, for their support, flexibility and inspiration; and to the 44 trainees who took part in my research I owe the most. I'll never forget you. This book is dedicated to the memory of my grandmother, Etta Barduhn. Had she been born in this century she, too, would have travelled the world teaching languages.
My greatest thanks go to Jost Sigrist, for his encouragement, support and never-doubting faith th... more My greatest thanks go to Jost Sigrist, for his encouragement, support and never-doubting faith that I could do it. I also thank my supervisor, Peter Skehan, for his brilliance and sense of humour; and Jean Robinson, my Alexander teacher, for keeping the energy flowing between brain, spirit and body. I am grateful to International House, both management and colleagues, for their support, flexibility and inspiration; and to the 44 trainees who took part in my research I owe the most. I'll never forget you.
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