5.1 Teaching with Counter-Instructions Quiz Please sign up for the course before taking this quiz. Pair the following action with one of the choices so that together you have a pair of counter instructions for Tree Pose. “Press the outer hip of the standing leg in toward the midline …1 , then reach the sit bone of the lifted leg toward the floor. " then reach the arms overhead." as you reach the arms overhead." as you reach the sit bone of the lifted leg toward the floor. " The two instructions that make up a skillfully taught pair of counter-instructions are articulated such that it is clear that they happen at the same time.1 True False When there is a pairing of instructions but either, it is not clear that the two happen together or; the two, when done as taught, do not actually prevent one or each other from going too far, we have an example of which of the following?1 Skillfully teaching with counter-instructions Teaching with counter-instructions in a way that needs improvement Both of these Neither of these Pair the following action with one of the choices so that together you have a pair of counter instructions for Headstand. “Reach the tailbone toward the feet …1 then rotate the inner legs toward the backs of the legs." as you rotate the inner legs toward the backs of the legs." as you reach your feet toward the ceiling." All of these Skillfully teaching with counter-instructions means that when an instruction that can be taken too far is given, a 2nd instruction is given in such a way that it prevents the less than optimal alignment that the 1st instruction might bring about.1 True False Not only does the technique of teaching with pairs of counter-instructions prevent the 1st instruction from going too far, it also makes the instruction pair universal to different body types and skill levels.1 True False The two instructions that make up a pair of counter-instructions are articulated such that it is clear that one happens first, then the other one happens.1 True False
