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Meet Geraldine. She began her ballet journey at the age of 4 and is a Ballet teacher who has plenty of teaching and performing experiences. She is certified with the Commonwealth Society Teachers’ of Dancing (CSTD) and Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) and is now a dedicated teacher teaching both syllabuses. Geraldine conducts classes for all ages from S$20 per session, and you can find her on Tueetor.
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Melissa Jones, an adjunct instructor in the MC Department of History and Political Science, heads to classes during a recent March morning. A Clinton resident, Jones is also an MC graduate student.
In Kungsträdgården (Stockholm, Sweden) I noticed there was a tango lesson going on. This shot is from the introduction where they show the basics.
Safety and Security instructor, Mike Gremba, learns more about law enforcement in other countries while vacationing in Bermuda.
This was taken on a T-37 cross country flight in Oklahoma City on the back porch of my grandparent's house. On the right is James Earl, my college roommate and the instructor who guided me through learning to fly the civilian way. On the left is Major Johnny Leonard, a much decorated B-52 pilot from Vietnam who unlearned me of my bad civilian habits and taught me "The Air Force Way."
The training vessel Maratime Instructor, a veteran USCG Point-class cutter, at the Fishermen's Fall Festival in Seattle on September 15, 2018. Photo by Jonathan McCool
Crate paper house. Instructors and class participants learn the basics on how to build a straw bale home during the Sustainable Workshop Series with the Solar Living Institute at Cal Poly Pomona's Lyle Center, Tuesday, July 15, 2008. Eric Reed/Staff photographer
Instructors with the Northern Warfare Training Center prepares to anchor into the glacier to begin crevasse rescue operations. (Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brehl Garza, U.S. Army Alaska)
If anyone ever asks you why you walk around with your camera, please remember this day and the joy I feel right now. I was driving down the road with my moon roof open and heard a screech, which seemed to be in earnest. I hit the brakes and turned off the road so I could get out and start walking back from where I came. At first I saw the "student" making all kinds of noise, but knew I needed to get back to the car and get the D7000. I swapped the 28mm-75mm for the 55mm-300mm and headed back up the road. Passersby didn't have a clue about what I was doing, other playing close to traffic. Once I approached the one I call student, the other made itself known and flew by. As it turns out, the one that allowed me to approach as closely as it did is a juvenile who must have had a less than sterling maiden flight and didn't want to go any more, and the one on the branch was most likely the Mom, telling it to get the lead out.......I caught a small bit of the tail, but I was playing in traffic!! I hope you enjoy these, as I can barely contain myself! - all are much better large!