TEACHING PHILOSOPHY

When Socrates taught Plato and Plato taught Aristotle, I like to think that like me, they didn't use teaching assistants.  People learn better from a teacher.  So that's how I teach--directly to my students.  I don't write a book, get it published, then make them buy the book, read it and learn that way.

If something is going wrong in class--I correct it.  This is another key to teaching.  I am not a hands off, Laissez-faire type.  I say that's lazy and not fair--to my students.

Lon's Favorite Philosophy Quote:  If Life Gives You Lemonade--Sell It!

Don't trust me--read one more testimonial:

Lon is just an incredible mentor! In just a few weeks, he gave me the techniques I needed to truly bare my soul on screen.  I feel like I can do anything now.  Even the most challenging scenes don't intimidate me:  I feel just as confident in a daisy chain as I do in a jacuzzi scene from Hamlet (Lon says it was implied in the original version).

 I'm signing up for another session today, so I can clear up some persistent questions I have about the origins of adult theatre and the integration of method acting into water activities.   I just can't wait to learn
more!"

--Sherri