I have been approached regarding some lace classes for one of the
weaving guilds in our area. I've been making lace for the last 18
months. I would have no problem with teaching the basics. There are
two ladies in town with way more experience then me so I'm may just
suggest the weavers contact them. . I have a teaching degree and I've
done a lot of adult ed. so the class itself doesn't scare me. I have
a few questions that I'm sure this group would be able to answer:
What are the main challenges in teaching a group?
What should I suggest for the time duration of the class?
How far should a beginner class go? I'm thinking torchon, cloth
stitch, half stitch, footside and plaiting while doing a sampler, some
edging, a bookmark and perhaps a small motif of some sort.
I know that many of you teach so your input would be very welcome -
even if you think that it would be a mistake for me to teach this class.
Nita in Calgary on a sunny day
On 25-Oct-11, at 10:37 AM, AIR wrote:
Thank you Noelena, this is the best song to have stuck in my head.
The words
put a big smile on this ol' face
Hello Jolene, enjoy your lacemaking.
Aine
in Reading Pennsylvania
Nobody cares if you can't dance well. Just get up
and dance.
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