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Friday, 16 May 2008
| IN LIFE: How to Recognize the Best Teachers |
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OCTOBER 2005 • HORSES For LIFE™ Magazine But "How can we judge?"
The Simplicity of the Best Teachers
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From a lack of experience, to a lack of education, to the just plain misinformation that is out there, we as riders are put into a very difficult position. One where we need to be able to judge the quality of the knowledge, the veracity, the truth of the words of our own instructors. But HOW can we do this? HOW can we judge someone who supposedly knows so much more then we do. And we have to, our horses are counting on us! 
ometimes it can be difficult to know when we are in presence of a true instructor. One who has listened to the horses, one who has studied and whose values are those of bringing out the best in the horses. If we are just in the beginning of our own journey, just starting ourselves how much more difficult. How can we judge the capabilities of someone much more knowledgable then us. ...
