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32 Degrees: The Active Art of Ski Instruction

This excerpted feature, “The Active Art of Ski Instruction: How Great Teachers Adapt & Modify the Elements of Every Lesson,” by PSIA-AASI Lead Writer Peter Kray, appears in the forthcoming Winter 2025 Issue of 32 Degrees.

32 Degrees: The Active Art of Ski InstructionChristian Green2024-12-16T09:20:09-07:00

Transferring Teaching Skills with Cameron Lantz: Skiing and the Value of Persistence

Cameron Lantz is a certified Level I alpine instructor and is working toward a Professional Snowsports Education Program Certificate at Pennsylvania State University. Here, she shares the importance of persistence and how skiing has helped shape her life.

Transferring Teaching Skills with Cameron Lantz: Skiing and the Value of PersistenceChristian Green2024-08-30T09:09:01-06:00

Developing a Love and Passion for the Craft of Ski Instructing with Maxwell Sleeper

Maxwell Sleeper, an Alpine Level II instructor, with Children’s Specialist 1 and Freestyle Specialist 1 credentials, has been honing his skills this summer at The Remarkables, in Queenstown, New Zealand. Find out what he’s bringing back to the States to help inform his teaching at Vermont’s Jay Peak.

Developing a Love and Passion for the Craft of Ski Instructing with Maxwell SleeperChristian Green2024-08-16T12:18:25-06:00

32 Degrees: The Active Art of Ski Instruction

Transferring Teaching Skills with Cameron Lantz: Skiing and the Value of Persistence

Developing a Love and Passion for the Craft of Ski Instructing with Maxwell Sleeper

Ski Santa Fe Clinic Part 3: Knowing the Mountain

32 Degrees: Life as a Learning Connection

Fundamentals Drive Consistency As Building Blocks of PSIA-AASI’s Learning Outcomes

PSIA-AASI Launches New Teaching Snowsports Manual

Rejoin PSIA-AASI