"Yoga teachers, if there's one commonality among all the articles that you clicked on, saved, shared, and returned to again and again throughout the last year, it's that they each indicate just how curious-and relentless!-you are as you seek to understand more. We respect and appreciate that-and our purpose in being here is to continue to support you in your seeking."
"Of the hundreds of articles addressing sequencing, cueing, training, and more, these are the ones you came back to again and again. 1. 11 Things Many Yoga Teachers Have Stopped Doing in Their Classes 2. 30 Things I've Learned From Teaching 30 Years of Yoga Accessible Yoga founder Jivana Heyman reminds us that being a teacher means remaining a student. Read the article. 3. Why Are So Many Yoga Teachers Falling Into These Bad Habits? Read the article. 4. 7 Controversial Yoga Cues You Might Want to Rethink Things are rarely all good or bad. It's all about context. Here's what to consider as you escort your students through their practice."
Yoga teachers show persistent curiosity and dedication to improving teaching skills. Popular topics include stopping outdated habits, lessons from long-term teaching, common bad habits, and controversial cues. Guidance centers on context-sensitive cueing, balancing safety with empowerment, and navigating poses that may carry risk. Emphasis appears on qualities of effective teachers, recognizing and discarding poor advice, and fostering inclusive, accessible practices. The collection of pieces supports ongoing professional development in sequencing, cueing, training, and classroom approach to encourage expansive, inclusive, and transformative teaching in the coming year.
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