[Tango-L] Learning Tango

[Tango For Her]

Well, that doesn't take us down a very fruitful path,
either!  I can name a dozen teachers that I have had
that I think are top-notch and I would have my
reasons.  The next person can name his or her top 10
and the reasons, etc, etc, etc.

If we give our reasons, which we have, then great.  If
we name teachers, all that does is open the door for
publically (publicly?) chastising teachers.  It
doesn't seem that there is any need for that!

Instead, let's go down this path:

I like teachers who teach about balance, tortion,
positioning, musicality, and so on.




--- Keith <keith at tangohk.com> wrote:

> TFH, 
> 
> You mis-read my post. I asked Chris to tell us which
> teachers 
> teach appropriately, in his opinion - not those who
> don't.
> 
> I actually agree with what you say. I don't think we
> should 
> publicly name teachers who, in our opinion, don't
> teach 
> appropriately. It's too subjective and a false
> report can harm 
> a good teacher.
> 
> But Chris has already named Gustavo Naveira as a
> teacher
> who doesn't teach appropriately so Chris obviously
> has no 
> problem in naming names. 
> 
> Keith, HK
> 
> 
>  On Tue Jan 22  2:01 , Tango For Her  sent:
> 
>  I
> >> look forward to hearing 
> >> from Chris on what type of group class would be
> >> useful and which teachers
> >> teach that type of class.
> >> 



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