> From: WILL MORROW <[email protected]>
>
> Do followers who buy into this stereotypical concept not recognize it as an
>artificial performance standard >based on (most of the time, their own)
>sub-standard expectation? Just as importantly, do instructors who buy >into
>and
>teach it not recognize this idea of a subservient, inferior perspective for
>what
>it is?
>
>
> Just a thought. I'd be interested to read how the subscribers here see the
> role
>of the follower.
>
Will,
I'd be interested to hear how you see the role of the follower. We hear a lot
about what the followers' role is not, i.e. "... not to be pushed and pulled
around the floor ...". As a beginner, with obviously strong views, how do you
see her role? Do you think she should be more pro-active and, if so, how?
Jack
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