out, seeing work from
others that just seemed
impossibly complex. It
definitely intimidated me. I felt like a kid
with her nose pressed
against the glass, wanting something that was
unattainable.” But I think
what sets Lisa Lynn
apart is never forgetting
how it felt when she first
started and using that
knowledge to coach
people as they set out
on their journey to learn
the craft. Indeed, a gift.
“It is wonderful to see
their faces at the end
of the class, when they
see they actually can
accomplish what they
never thought they
could.”
She is exactly the kind
of instructor you hope
to find when you sit
down in a class. She
admits, “Teaching is an
art form all by itself. I
realized pretty quickly
that if I was going to be
any good at it, I had to
completely put myself
aside and concentrate
on my students, not
only how they were
doing in the class but
also how they were feeling about themselves
as they learn. People
remember most how
you make them feel
during classes and so
my approach is to cheer
them on as I teach, help
them know the value
of what they are learning and to feel accomplished when they are
done. It is wonderful
to see their faces at the
end of the class, when
they see they actually
can accomplish what
they never thought
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