[Tango-L] Keith <keith@tangohk.com> forging a message from Chris, UK

[Chris, UK]

Keith <keith at tangohk.com> wrote:

> I wasn't refering to Chris' recent message, but his email dated 2
> October 2006 and reprinted below.

Actually what you 'reprinted' is not my email of 2 October 2006, but a 
forgery made up of lines copied and changed from the original archived at 
http://mailman.mit.edu/pipermail/tango-l/2006-October/002083.html .

In particular I did not write:

 Here is an example from a study I made 

but

 Here is an example each way from a study I made 

the second of which was an account of Gavito's excellent teaching. Which 
you removed. Along with every other comment I made about good teaching. 

> Chris hates teachers in general

No he does not.

Chris








-------- Original Message --------

*Subject:* Re: [Tango-L] Chris UK Comparing tango gods to mortal teachers
*From:* Keith <keith at tangohk.com>
*To:* Tango-L <Tango-L at mit.edu>, "Trini y Sean (PATangoS)" 
<patangos at yahoo.com>
*Date:* Tue, 27 Mar 2007 12:30:40 -0400

Hi Trini,

I wasn't refering to Chris' recent message, but his email dated 2 October 
2006 
and reprinted below.

To: Tango-L at mit.edu 
Subject: Re: [Tango-L] Discussion Topics 
From: "Chris, UK" <tl2 at chrisjj.com> 
Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2006 04:24 +0100 (BST) 

Here is an example from a study I made about five years ago of the methods 
of 
about 60 tango teachers.

Gustavo Naviera taught a lesson on "Boleos". He began by having the class 
watch 
his dancing... a demonstration of a long sequence near the end of which 
was one 
boleo. He then asked the class to copy it. Some could not get past the 
tricky 
turn at the start. Some more got stuck on the cross-system chain in the 
middle. 
A few got as far as the boleo. Some skipped most of the sequence and cut 
straight 
to the boleo. This was an example of a method that excluded most of the 
class 
from the lesson.

Chris


On Tue Mar 27 23:42 , "Trini y Sean (PATangoS)"  sent:

>
>Keith - Chris did not say that he didn't learn anything
>from Gustavo.  He only said that Gustavo's partner didn't
>say anything.  
>
>He also said that it was 7 years ago.  With the Argentine
>couples I have seen now, the women are quite talkative, for
>the most part.  Chicho's partner didn't say anything during
>some recent workshops in Baltimore, but that seems unusual
>now.  Here, people expect both the men and women to teach
>equally in the class.  Even the guys find it odd if the
>woman is only assisting.
>
>Trini
>
>
>
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