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Michael New user 20 Posts |
I would appreciate any ideas regarding teaching an after school magic class. Do you have the kids pay individually for the class? Length of each class and number of classses to offer? Who is the best contact person - PTA/PTO president, principal,? Recommended ages? I already teach magic classes at area park districts, but I'm having difficulty "getting into schools". Thanks
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Drew from Spotlight Regular user NJ 124 Posts |
Brian For a has an excellent video tape called “Teaching a Magic Class for Kids”. He also has an audio tape as well that addresses all of those issues.
I believe the web address is http://www.floraco.com I’m sorry the man’s name is Brian Flora – don’t know how I screwed that up? |
Ron Reid Inner circle Phoenix, Arizona 2732 Posts |
Hi Michael:
I agree with Drew. Get Brian Flora's tapes right away - for someone who wants to get into the after-school teaching of magic, these tapes will help you a bunch. Flora's stuff is expensive (BTW, he passed away about a month ago, but his wife Jan is still operating the business), but worth it. He covers it all: what to do during the class, what to charge, material fees, classroom management, etc. I've been teaching magic classes for many years, and Brian's tapes Drastically changed my approach. My classes are much better after following Brian's formala for success. He also sells a second video tape by Dave Risley that covers teaching magic in daycare centers. I have that tape too, and it's excellent if you're into that market. Ron Reid |
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