The Songs of Horses

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Paul Belasik uses two of the oldest teaching devices known to man - allegory and story-telling - to show how people learn and teach. Each fascinat-ing tale offers new insight and the reader will encounter unforgettable teachers and from them learn much about the philosophy of teaching and learning about equitation.

Publisher: J.A.Allen
Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 128
Author: Seven Stories for Riding Teachers and Students
Author Notes: Paul Belasik articles on horses an horsemanship have appeared in many equestrian publications in the US. He lives in Pennsylvania, where he runs a small training stable. His first book, Riding Towards the Light, was published by J.A. Allen in 1990.
Further Title Description: The Songs of Horses is Paul Belasik's final book in the trilogy which began with Riding Towards the Light, he uses some of the oldest teaching devices known to man allegory and story-telling- to put across some of the current theories as to how people learn and are taught, fascinating in their own right, each tale offers an insight into learning and teaching each different, each valid. Through them we meet unforgettable teachers, and maybe find clues as to how to teach or learn about the are of riding.