ElGato,ElGato wrote:Hi Venus
... and that I have never had a class that I thought was good enough for them and that I am going to try to do better next week, there is always that something that I should have said, the question I should have asked, the point I should have stressed.
Good post!
One way or another I've been a 'teacher' for quite a bit of my adult life - at a couple colleges, as an industrial-type trainer (current) and as an NRA Instructor and Training Counselor. There are four things I have observed that hold through all of it:
1. I'm never as prepared as I would really like to be
2. I'm always at least a little nervous in class - in fact I feel that if I ever go into a class and have absolutely no butterflies or concerns, something isn't quite right
3. I have yet to have a class that I felt went absolutely perfectly -- I always spot something I would like to improve
4. In any class, I can learn something from the students -- and that has been especially true in the NRA Basic and Instructor classes I've done.
Thanx,
TraCoun