[Nfb-krafters-korner] /Written instructions for classes

[Eileen Scrivani]

Joyce:

I've written up material in the past, especially on the beginner knitting 
class because it helped me word my explanations.  It was my choosing to do 
it that way.  If I was forced into having to write materials I probably 
would not teach classes.  It is A LOT of work.  It should remain optional 
for an instructor to provide this documentation.  Keep in mind that people 
volunteer to teach these classes and forcing them to write documentation 
makes it like a job ... too much work and time out of their lives and 
schedules.  This is especially the case with having to keep track of people 
signing up for class, getting that info to you and making sure people have 
paid dues all added to normal preparation for a class.

Besides, people can take their own notes from the recordings that's the 
point of making the recordings and why its important to get the recordings 
working properly.

Eileen
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Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 10:16 PM
Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] /Written instructions for classes


> In the past it was the instructors choice of writing directions.  Do  you
> think I should ask them all to do written instructions?  or do we just 
> smile
> when they include them.
>
> Let me talk a little about this on a Monday night chat.
>
> Bring it up in case I forget it on Monday.
>
> Joyce
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