Before birth: what the body begins to learn in the womb
A baby is born already knowing her mother’s voice and the melody of her language. Here is what the body learns before birth, and where the evidence stops.
A baby is born already knowing her mother’s voice and the melody of her language. Here is what the body learns before birth, and where the evidence stops.
Gandhi’s Nai Talim put the hand at the centre of school. It saw the body as a way of knowing, and then asked that body to produce.
A girl’s fingers gather two numbers before she can say the answer, and her teacher tells her to keep her hands on the desk. Embodied cognition asks what we stop when we stop the body.