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- 1. Introduction to Teaching (play games, spread love)
- 2. Why teach? Satisfaction More people to share Be a more effective communicator Deeper understanding of subject
- 3. Teaching Introduction of new ideas and techniques to an individual or group of people. E.g. Board games, new languages, new skills in sport. Coaching Observation and improvement of an existing skill, working towards a goal. E.g. taking a club level chess player to competition.
- 4. Context Tailor approach to your students/pupils/audience. Personality types, age, level of relevant experience, education, social context. Note: One size does not fit all.
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