Teaching Feri

[doran]

The other day (or last week or so) I got an email from Elorie asking if she could put me in touch with a seeker in Wales

Comments

[gnarlygnome]

Glad to hear you say all this, Doran!

[leafshimmer]

I agree with everything you say.

The best insight I have gained on how to teach this far is to do the work shoulder to shoulder with the student, and see what happens... from there, you find out just what they need to learn, and when, and how.

I also can't imagine teaching over email. But still, I am grateful to Gabriel for giving us a chance.

hugs, Shimmer

[doran]

Yes, I am grateful he had the resources and the guts to take us on like he did. I'm glad our little hard-core group made it through the gates too.

Hugs back, Doran

[nightshade_feri]

Hear Hear!

[chemalfait]

I am also glad that your little hard core group made it through the gates as well and proud to call you kin.
a teacher couldn't ask for a better legacy.

[eldriwolf]

Thank you my dear--it is a joy to catch glimpses of your progress on your path--((((Hugs)))) love, Be Well, Keep Well, and,
Good Hunting!
eldri

[doran]

Hello dear one, I'm sorry I am so bad at keeping in touch!

I am tentatively thinking of coming to the gather next year, though. I'll have to see shether it works out.

[nightshade_feri]

Well, we are certainly on the same page, and of course we have discussed this very topic before! I cannot be a hypocrite and say that long distance teaching cannot work, or I would be dissing myself and my wonderful fellow initiates from G´s class. But I do not feel it is the ideal at all, and I cannot imagine teaching over email, either.

And I too agree with our mutual oath mother. I am so happy to be her cub.

xox

[elorie]

Well, I have a kind of loose pedagogical plan that I use to teach Feri, that I'd be happy to talk to you about. Knowing how other people teach can help you develop your own ideas.