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Tim
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"In my experience, most artists are not natural
teachers. Tim Wright is a glowing exception"
—Gail Reimer, co-director, Massachusetts
Foundation for the Humanities
"Tim Wright is very creative, both in
teaching methods and materials. He i s
also very sensitive to the diverse needs and learning styles
of his students. His love of teaching is
rare."
—Eliot Kaplan, former Education
Director Boston Film/Video Foundation
"Tim has the ability to reach
young people, to 'flow' with them with great ease. He understands
television from the inside out. I believe he is one of the
best educators in the city of Boston."
—Ifé Franklin, textile
artist, media literacy teacher
"Tim Wright's skill and
passion as a teacher clearly excite people. Producers are
begging us to do more of his workshops."
—Susan
Fleischmann, Executive Director, Cambridge Community TV
"Tim, thanks
for the Style you've given my editing. It's even worked its
way into my style of dress."
—Mary Leno, Producer, Cambridge Community
TV
Workshops are billed at $60 per classroom
hour. If the workshop is held outside route 128, there
is a transportation add-on of .30 per mile. Curriculum
materials are included in the hourly fee, as is a descriptive
poster for each workshop which can be photocopied for mailings
as well. Centers should schedule workshops at least
one month in advance to give sufficient time to promote them.
Centers may cancel workshops without penalty for lack of enrollment
up to three days before they are to occur without penalty.
If cancelled after that time, there is a kill fee of
$50 charged. The instructor reserves the right to cancel
a workshop as well if there are fewer than five enrollees.
Centers are expected to provide a large video monitor, a VHS
VCR, and a chalk- or whiteboard for class meetings.
They are also expected to furnish equipment for students to
do the assignment(s) typically given by the instructor.
Workshops are generally taught on weekday evenings, but can
occasionally be arranged on weekends as well.
For more information, e-mail
Tim.
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