Individually Unique, Together Amazing!
The Wodonga CRT Support Network is a community for CRTs who teach in schools in the upper Hume region of Victoria, Australia. Part educational, part social, all about making ourselves better. If you don't have something like this in your area we invite you to join in with us through this blog!
As some of you may know, I produce online courses for ClassCover's Relief Teacher Association. Our next course is shaping up well and we thought it was time for a bit of a preview.
Hi Mel, thought you had a lot of good things to say, but was distracted by the amount of movement. May need to be a little less bouncy, physically, and let the light and shade of your voice shine.Watch Jane Bunn (channel 7 weather) or Lavinia Nixon. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! Feedback is always helpful and you aren't the first to mention it. I do get that from time to time as feedback in my other course. The truth is that while I've been doing in-person PD for quite a while I still feel under a lot of pressure as soon as I step in front of a camera! I'm a naturally animated person which serves me well in person but that little red light on the camera that tells me it's on tends to magnify it a little ;).
Hi Mel, thought you had a lot of good things to say, but was distracted by the amount of movement. May need to be a little less bouncy, physically, and let the light and shade of your voice shine.Watch Jane Bunn (channel 7 weather) or Lavinia Nixon. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Feedback is always helpful and you aren't the first to mention it. I do get that from time to time as feedback in my other course. The truth is that while I've been doing in-person PD for quite a while I still feel under a lot of pressure as soon as I step in front of a camera! I'm a naturally animated person which serves me well in person but that little red light on the camera that tells me it's on tends to magnify it a little ;).
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