Dad, youth coach, and researcher | Research Leader: UX Research, Product Researcher, Market Research
Want to get better at public speaking? Volunteer to read Dr. Seuss in your first grader's class. You'll improve your competency by 3x if you can successfully read: "Just never forget to be dexterous and deft... And never mix up your right foot with your left." and "So... be your name Buxbaum or Bixby or Bray or Mordecai Ali Van Allen O'Shea."
Use the power of joy in your teaching to bring out every student's genius. Learn how in this Q&A with Dr. Gholdy Muhammad: https://lnkd.in/epTkiAKa
A great blog sharing the importance of developing metacognition and self-regulation by modelling your own thinking in think alouds. A process that needs to start with our youngest learners.
💡 “Modelling thinking aloud can increase children’s capability to explain their own thought processes and plans, to support their self-regulated learning.” Lauren Grocott, our early years specialist explores the ‘Promoting Talk about Learning’ approach. 👉 eef.li/VDbEy2
Get a sneak peek of what's to come! In this clip, Matthew D. Kim unpacks the importance of emotional intelligence in preaching—just one of the many insights you'll gain in the upcoming course, 'Preaching to a Divided Nation'. The course is available for pre-order now, so don’t miss out! 🎓 Learn more: https://loom.ly/yk4GTUA
Financial Educator | Talent Development
8moFox in Socks should be required reading for anyone that wants to pursue public speaking. While I do speak a lot, I’ve never gotten through that book mistake free.