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As a teacher, I ask a student to teach me?
When Teaching something to someone without a sense of the subject how would you go about teaching it. For example. Teach your Nose to See. The Sense of the Nose is not designed to see, so
----How would you go about teaching it?----
My goal is to show some one the essence of energy, and how to be aware of it, yet they have never trained this part of them, so currently it is dormant. This may be a grasping at impossible.
Thank you for your time
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- KathyLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
Blind persons have taught their ears to "see" by clicking and reading the sound waves that come back. Some have even said they can feel the difference in the temperature of colors due to the ultraviolet rays they give off. My brother is deaf but no one can tell because he reads lips so well. He has taught his feet and legs to feel vibrations in the flooring.
Maybe these examples can help
- 7 years ago
It would have to be through analogies they can relate to in their experience. Give them bits and pieces of the puzzle in any and every way you can think of and hope that one day it clicks. Flood them with any knowledge surrounding it. Either way it comes down to their ability to grasp the concept. Which if something is completely 'dormant' I'd imagine it would be a difficult if not indeed impossible task.
At any rate I'm not sure what you are describing exactly. Would you care to elaborate? I'd be interested in hearing more.
If so, please feel free to email me at openeyesshine@gmail.com
