Monday, September 8, 2014

How Gwyneth Paltrow was 'educated'


'We danced to Sexual Healing': Gwyneth Paltrow admits she was 'educated' at offbeat school with 'interpretive movement'... and Marvin Gaye's biggest hit  

Gwyneth Paltrow offered a candid recollection of her days at an offbeat school that  used interpretive movement and the strains of of Marvin Gaye's biggest hit to educate its pupils.

The Oscar-winning actress daughter of producer Bruce Paltrow and Blythe Danner opened up about her bizarre schooling during a chat with affable TV host Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday evening.
‘It was great but I didn’t learn anything,’ she said. ‘We used to meditate in the mornings. We had one teacher who was really into Sexual Healing by Marvin Gaye, so in the fifth grade we came in to that and we would dance and stuff.’

Candid:
          Gwyneth Paltrow chats with Jimmy Kimmel about her
          unconventional schooling on Wednesday evening's show
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Candid: Gwyneth Paltrow chats with Jimmy Kimmel about her unconventional schooling on Wednesday evening's show

She admitted the Californian school, which she says has improved over the years, turned its back on conventional schooling methods.

‘We didn’t really learn math or reading,’ she recalled. ‘But we had this awesome emotional movement class where our movement teacher would bang a tambourine and tell us to make a shape to express our feelings, so we had a great time.’

The 41-year-old beauty dazzled in a little black dress as she stepped out of Jimmy Kimmel Live in Los Angeles, where she was appearing to talk about her imminent hosting role at the Stand Up To Cancer benefit concert.

Plenty to
          talk about: Gwyneth revealed that her offbeat Californian
          school relied on interpretive movements and soul crooner
          Marvin Gaye to educate its pupilsGood
          times: The actress enjoyed some banter with the affable talk
          show host
Plenty to
          talk about: Gwyneth revealed that her offbeat Californian
          school relied on interpretive movements and soul crooner
          Marvin Gaye to educate its pupils
Plenty to talk about: Gwyneth revealed that her offbeat Californian school relied on interpretive movements and soul crooner Marvin Gaye to educate its pupils 

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