Teaching Needlework

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Class Length:		Two Days
Proficiency Level:		All
Targeted Audience:		This class is intended for the student who wants to start teaching needlework or who is currently teaching and wants to polish his/her skills.
Course Objectives:		Just as needlework is an art, teaching needlework is in itself an art. Why do you want to teach? The answer is probably a little different for every needlework teacher. However, a common thread is undoubtedly the love of the medium, along with the love of learning. Sections of the class, taught as a two-day class, will include a thorough presentation of: Developing a needlework class Who, what, when, where and how do you want to teach? And most of all why? Creativity Where does it come from; where can you get it? Developing and identifying the steps of the creative process Presentation in the classroom Kits, lesson plans, instructions and visual aids Practical Aspects of Teaching Finances, Contracts, Proposals, Time Management and Traveling to Teach The goals of this course are: to provide material that will stimulate your thought processes to expand your awareness of your personal creativity to identify specific areas of strength and weakness to provide solutions to problems to acquaint you with opportunities to encourage you to plan creative components in your classes to present a compilation of ideas in such a way that you can prepare to be a teacher of needlework in a methodical way to provide you with resources for developing a clientele to identify and encourage professional presentation of materials
Kit Cost:		$15
Student to Supply:		Something to write with and on.
Teacher Will Need		Some type of marker board and markers.

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