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Origami in education & therapy

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From: Nick Robinson
Date: Sun, 12 May 1996 00:00
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Nick Robinson

  ***** COET '91 - Convention on Origami in Education & Therapy *****

Where do you start with what may be the most important origami book in
the last 10 years? Perhaps by saying what it is not;

It isn't a collection of diagrams, although there are many unpublished
designs within It isn't a set of dry theoretical papers, although there
is plenty of theory and new insights It isn't an evenings reading - the
461 pages are enough to keep you going for months.

1991 saw the first international Convention on Origami in Education &
Therapy, better known as COET. Speakers from around the globe gave talks
on how they employ origami as a powerful educational tool as well as in
therapy and rehabilitation. The entire meeting was painstakingly
transcribed and has been published by the BOS so that others can share
in this knowledge.

Speakers included Saburo Kase, Micheal Shall, Thoki Yenn, Paul Jackson,
Marieke de Hoop, John Smith, the Froebel Institute and many others. The
limited edition epic is now available to origami enthusiasts everywhere
and is a rich source of fascinating and practical information.

So what do you get for your money?  The following are *brief*
highlights!

The life and philosophy of Friedrich Froebel, including 26 pages of his
classic "Index of folding"
Modular origami for molecular models
Understanding geometry through folding including proof of Pythagorus'
theorem and trisection of an angle
Micheal Shalls' guide to teaching origami
Paul Jacksons' one-crease workshop
Gay Gross's guide to origami in the classroom
Teaching origami as mathematics including creating golden/silver
rectangles and achieving attainment targets - many folded examples
Paperfolding and education in history
Florence Temkos' paperfolding in schools
Over 50 unpublished & rare designs to fold
Teaching the blind by Master Saburo Kase
Origami & children with educational/learning difficulties
Origami as a diagnostic test
Folding with visually impaired students
Origami & therapy
Folding for the hearing impaired
Thoki Yenn's wonderful "Origami & Sanity"
Origami with severely handicapped children
Origami in prison
Origami & rheumatism
Origami as social rehabilitation
Paperfolding in St. Petersburg
A 22 page bibliography of books in this area

Plus lots more! The published price is 25.00 but the book is available
via the Internet to BOS members at 19.00 and 22.00 for non-members. All
prices in UK pounds. Bulk discount (5 or more) can be negotiated.
Postage of the 2kg(!) book to your door is as follows;

Let me know your address & I can let you know the cost of postage.... 

Payment is by Money Order, Cheque or any other *standard* forms of
payment made payable to the BRITISH ORIGAMI SOCIETY.  Credit cards can 
be dealt with by e-mailing our membership secretary Penny Groom 
(Penny@sector.demon.co.uk) you could ask for details of the British 
Origami Society whilst you are there! (Check out our web page at;

http://www.cs.ubc.ca/spider/jwu/bos.html 

Other queries to me please. If you prefer to pay directly to our Bank 
you will need to quote the following details.

BANK                    Barclays Bank plc.
BRANCH                  Sawston
SORTING CODE            20-74-05
ACCOUNT NAME            British Origami Society.
ACCOUNT NUMBER          10204404

To order your copy, please send a letter & payment to the address below.
Write as clearly as possible & include your e-mail address. Remember
that stocks are limited and this book is unlikely to be re-published, so
make sure you order now! The book makes an ideal and unique present for
any of your origami friends and we can post the book to whoever you
choose. Send your order to;

Nick Robinson,
182 Mountview Road,
Norton Lees
Sheffield S8 8PL
England.
nick@homelink.demon.co.uk


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