I hate to break the news but eh…. Not everyone is an improviser. What is normal to us, is pretty wild to most non-improvisers. And we need to not forget that when we teach ‘muggles’.
Take 1 exercise that fits well with your purpose. Let them practice that exercise, let them get used to the rules (and silliness) and then add on top of that exercise.
Here is how it looked like when my coachee and I did this for the language class.
Read MoreImagine…
Tonight is your friend’s birthday party. You got all dressed up, wrapped a nice gift, you showed up at their doorstep and while you walk into their living room your friend starts complaining: “Look how few people showed up. So disappointing! My birthday is ruined.”
And there you are… Gift in hand, feeling awkward, apologising for all the friends who did not show up tonight.
Sounds pretty unpleasant, right?
And yet… Aren’t we a little bit that friend sometimes?
Read MoreSometimes you find yourself stressed. Worn out. Operating on a shoestring. A little out of breath, maybe.
I have been there. Plentiful times. Here is what you need: a break.
Here are 4 examples of how to take mini breaks while you are teaching a class.
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