He didn't know where to begin. To open a facebook page or tweet updates to his, as yet unwritten, novel luring followers in.
He still had to update the blog. Take a snap for Instagram and he'd signed up on a five year long writer's course starting today.
'Guaranteed to bring success.'
It'd hopefully be worth the huge cost.
The first lesson.
In came the tutor, smiled at them sitting with pens poised.
"Read all you can. Whenever you can.
Anything.
Everything.
Whenever you're not reading- Write.
Everything.
Anything"
And with that she left the room. Never to return again.
Neville Hunt over 7 years ago
Sound, practical advice. I'd call it directed student-centred learning. Good vfm! Nice one, Lisa
(I've been on that course for years :-) )
Lisa Williams over 7 years ago
Thanks!
Yes, although helps having supportive readers so thank you both for all your reads & comments xx
S J Gunn over 7 years ago
I love that! One of the BEST bits of training I got on my Teacher Training course was "Remember - When you've covered all that you need to cover, you can ALWAYS use 'FO-FO'" "What does that mean?" My lecturer smiled and said "F*ck Off and Find Out!" The BEST bit of teaching advice I was ever given! :-D
Lisa Williams over 7 years ago
SJ!
Will be using that as often as I possibly can. Fantastic X