Mission

October 27-30, 2012
Gladstone, New Jersey

Thank you for your interest in The Art of Teaching. Registration for this event is now closed.

My mission with The Art of the Teaching course is simple: to shed light on learning so you have more fun and your horses become more comfortable and happy.

This program empowers instructors to teach in a language that people can understand.

It also gives students the “How” and “Why” of movements and exercises so you can ride independently and effectively.

Although the program is geared toward instructors, amateurs are welcome to audit.

All participants will come away with a clear, uncomplicated roadmap to follow because concepts are broken down into bite-sized, understandable pieces.

Stay safe and ride with a smile!

– Barbara E., Illinois
“I have been riding for 50 years and have had many riding lessons, especially in Germany. But I have never heard anyone explain the way you do! That is a gift for us who would like to learn from you.”
– Janice G., Maryland
“Jane, you completely changed my riding after decades of feeling I wasn’t doing something quite right. I cannot thank you enough for your superb teaching style and perfect delivery of those methods. Your approach should be mandatory for anyone taking on new students and anyone trying to improve their riding.”
Gail G., Burekup, Western Australia
“Your material puts things in simple terms that I can remember! You know you’ve made it if you can get an Aussie bush girl brought up on stock horses to Grand Prix…”
Jody K. Vermont
“After working with Jane, I now have a horse that is happy in his work and understands what I’m asking him to do. He has gone from being a tense, worried horse to a horse that is relaxed and moves with fluidity. His scores in competition have gone up dramatically. Jane’s positive, motivational, and creative teaching techniques have gotten us here. Thank You, Jane!”
Jodie B, Virginia
“I really admire what you’re doing Jane. It takes hard work and dedication to put sound training information in the hands of riders who really want to learn to communicate with their horses, which creates a partnership of trust with calm, quiet, sound leadership. Thank you, for sharing your knowledge and making this possible for us, the amateur, who really wants to learn. You make my riding fun again and that makes me and my horse very happy.”
Janice Gill, Maryland
“Jane, you completely changed my riding after decades of feeling I wasn’t doing something quite right. I cannot thank you enough for your superb teaching style and perfect delivery of those methods.”
Petie W., New Mexico
“I can see your information is aimed at building a quality foundation. Exactly what I want to do. Your teaching style is technically precise and deep, your explanations clear and understandable, all given with warm encouragement. I am delighted with your passion to share your knowledge.”
Shirley C., NY
“I know good teaching when I see it, and you aren’t just good…you are great! You have all the elements: explain in steps, model, repeat and then put all the steps together. Then you give a “practice” to try at home. Superb!”
Linda M., CO
“Your explanation is soooooo simple to follow and understand! It’s so nice you bring everything down to a level that absolutely anyone can comprehend!”
Julie, Texas
“I have a wonderful dressage instructor, but I think you have an amazing way a conveying information that really is unrivaled.”

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Mission

October 27-30, 2012Gladstone, New Jersey Thank you for your interest in The Art of Teaching. Registration for this event is now closed.

October 27-30, 2012
Gladstone, New Jersey

Thank you for your interest in The Art of Teaching. Registration for this event is now closed.