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1. Great Teaching Tool

   Posted by Marlene on 13th Jul 2019

   I find this chart very helpful for students. They can refer to it before or after class. It is helpful for me as well!

2. Great Teaching Tool

   Posted by Marlene on 13th Jul 2019

   I find this chart very helpful for students. They can refer to it before or after class. It is helpful for me as well!

3. Excellent reference chart

   Posted by Gail Braverman on 21st Jun 2019

   The chart provides concise instructions and is helpful to students who just want the reassurance that they understand the forms. I keep the chart available during lessons and find that students gravitate to it during a break.Since there is no part 2 handbook, it is particularly useful as a review.

4. Chart

   Posted by Unknown on 1st Aug 2018

   Very clear concise. Easy to follow.
   Helps not only the students but helps me too :)

5. Great teaching aid

   Posted by Unknown on 22nd Jul 2017

   I leave the chart up through the length of the entire group of sessions. Gives the students extra time in between class to practice

6. Great Positive Reiforcement

   Posted by Linda Esposito on 14th Apr 2017

   THE POSTERS ARE A GREAT ADDITION TO CLASS. STUDENTS LIKE THE REINFORCEMENT IF UNSURE OF POSTURE OR JUST TO REVIEW BEFORE/AFTER CLASS.

7. Arthritis Part 2 wall chart

   Posted by Unknown on 5th Jan 2017

   While it would have been good to have a part 2 handbook, as there is for part 1, it was still very useful -- it's not always convenient to play the DVD to check something about the forms. The photos and descriptions on the wall chart then take the place of a handbook. I would recommend this to anyone learning Tai Chi for Arthritis Part 2.

8. Great Teaching Tool

   Posted by Jennifer & Jean-Bernard on 30th Oct 2016

   Very clear depiction of the sequence of the advanced forms. Helpful to instructor as well as students.

9. Nice reminder for the whole class

   Posted by Unknown on 7th Sep 2016

   Very attractive full color poster suitable for the classroom space. Comes folded which as oa bit disappointing. would have prefered rolled to maintain a smooth appearance. It does make for easier transport.

10. good visual fot the students and the teacher, too!

    Posted by Unknown on 20th Jul 2016

    This chart is a visual reminder of the sequence of movements in Dr. Paul Lam' s Tai Chi for Arthritis
    Program. It cues the students and new teachers, too. A most helpful tool.

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