Over this month I have
concentrated on ‘SEEING AND BEING SEEN’, this has been my main focus as I have received
feedback questioning what I am seeing. I have previously set myself too many
targets or areas to look at and not fully given my attention to each one. I feel
this has resulted in me not feeling like I have achieved anything, therefore I decided
this month I would give my full attention to ‘seeing and being seen’ in all classes
and self-practice.
In relation to Friday classes, moving
from the Star Fish onto the Sea Squirt, there is a shift in organisation from
the centre, to the head. This is where the digestive track and the mouthing pattern
come into play. The mouthing pattern connects the Sea Squirt and babies together
as they both explore and investigate through their mouth.
I have really enjoyed learning
about the mouthing pattern and the movement development in babies. This has a
close relation to the learning's about the digestive system. From one of the
self-study movement tasks I found when moving with the mouthing pattern I started
thinking about leading with the head. After I noticed this I brought in the
awareness of the digestive track a found this is a place I like to be.
Referring back to my October blog
I talked about experiencing a new experience, this is most present in the self-study
tasks as I always refer back to what we did in lesson. However on Tuesday in our
release class we repeat phrases and within these I always try and bring a new awareness
each time. This question is still an ongoing puzzle that I would like to
explore more next term.
