Jen, can you tell me about the Bradley method?

[moogie]

a pleasure  still laughing at my funniness.

[ShannonandDel]

Jen, your class sounds awesome! You want to come teach it in Buffalo?

[JenBerry]

Sure, you wanna pay for my commute?

Seriously, though, my classes are not strictly Bradley.  That is to say, some of those activities (Intervention Buffet, Priority Game, my particular style of labor rehearsal) are things I found other places and added to the class b/c I thought they'd be useful.  So there's no guarantee that you'd get those things when attending a Bradley class.  But truly, if you found someone who'd been teaching a while, then you're bound to get something good.  They wouldn't have kept with it if they sucked, b/c the money isn't good enough.   And by then they've had years of feedback to help bring their class to where it needs to be.  Basically, if they're still getting students after a few years, it's b/c they're doing something right, y'know?  Or they're really, really cheap.

Jen

[jnezmama02]

I agree, Jen, your class sounds awesome. I really like your approach b/c it's realistic and really makes people think about things more than they normally would!