Since January 2016, I have offered Zentangle® classes of many levels in a variety of settings, including corporate, private and public service classes. Prior to this, I taught French, EFL and study skills for 35 years. I teach all ages, but occasionally teach age-specific classes. I've participated in memory cafés for people with Alzheimers disease and given workshops to adolescents to help relieve text anxiety. Working with a bereavement counselor, I co-led a class for people dealing with grief after the loss of a loved one.
You can see some of my students' work under the "Mosaics" page, and some of their comments below.
I believe that the Zentangle Method is a process that can help us cope with many different challenges. I am always open to exploring more avenues in this wonderful world of Zentangle!
COVID-19 UPDATE
I am now offering free classes on Zoom. Currently, I have a class for continuing students, who have already taken the Introduction to the Zentangle Method, every Sunday from 3-4 EST. If you are interested, please email me for more information. Even if you can't attend, but register for the class, you will receive the recording.
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Taking her class at the library! Great classes!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm interested in an Intro class. Do you have any starting up soon?
ReplyDeleteI don't have any scheduled right now, but I will update the calendar. We usually have a few of these every year in Durham.
DeleteYour classes with my middle school students were amazing! We all learned a lot and I know my students enjoyed working with you. I'm planning to come to at least one of these workshops over the summer!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ms. Parks! It was my pleasure.
ReplyDeleteI just took Jennifer's 6/23/2019 class on string theory. We always learn something new and exciting. Instead of tangling in the spaces created by a string, we tangled along the string itself, using tangles that could easily go along a line (e.g., flux, verdigo, poke weed and poke root, etc). I'm excited to see what Jennifer has in store for us at her next class in July.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janet! I always enjoy exploring with you all. That was my first go at tangling the string, but definitely not my last!
Deletewe enjoyed your class at the Durham library. would love to get involved again!
ReplyDeleteI'm currently teaching that class from the library online. We meet every Sunday from 3-4ish and would love to have you join us! If you email me, I'll send you the registration link. Hope you can join us!
DeleteHi Jennifer! I hope you and yours are well.
ReplyDeleteI live in Chapel Hill and discovered you via the official Zentangle site.
I know with the coronavirus and the holidays things are hectic. I hope to join one of your Zoom classes when you resume.
Happiest of holidays! Carrie
We will start back on January 10. I hope you can join us, but if you're not free, you can sign up for the class (on Zoom) and still get the recording. Just email me if you would like me to send you the invitation! Happy Holidays to you and yours!
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