Ever thought to ask why they come unprepared?
Aren't you supposed to provide inspiration?
Perhaps you should try harder in future.
Aren't you supposed to provide inspiration?
Perhaps you should try harder in future.
me too.Carl H. said:Some times I really miss teaching lessons.
I like this approach. There were a few times when I was studying with Charlie Banacos where I was underprepared (I would at least have some of the lesson covered). Granted, my wife was pregnant and in the last trimester. However, no excuse, right? Anyway, his approach, if I recall correctly was to sort of review the previous lesson and discuss time management technics. I have found over the years that it is not so much an interest to me as to what certain people practice but HOW they practice. Working with the time you do have (even if only 30mins).Nefertiti said:I ask them a lot of questions about their week. I then use the lesson to show them how to practice the material. I'll just have them start practicing it right there and I'll guide them on the steps to take and what is the best way to learn the material. I give them a goal for the next week and hope they practice.![]()