Have a Plan

    Know your lesson and how you are going to present it. Think it through; ask yourself questions about what you will say when and how. Lesson plan is your guide in your sojourn in the classroom. If you don"t know something because you had not prepared the lesson, don’t use tricks such as, "answer this question at home" or "I don"t explain this, because you have not studies". Students are cleverer than we think!

     Have Supplies

    Have your supplies early and bring extra. Let the students waste some of your supplies, even.

     Speak Loudly

    You can"t teach them if they can"t hear you. Don"t scream! Speak as loud as you think everybody hears you and nobody is annoyed!

  6. Always be Positive

    If you have an individual or group say something in front of the group, be very careful about correcting them. Be supportive in their ideas. After all, you did ask for their opinion. Beware of Jokes; what is funny to you is not necessarily funny to everyone else.  

    On Time

    If you are early, you are on time; if you are late, you are left! Make sure you have plenty of time to set and tear down your display and supplies! Don’t forget: " Early to bed and early to rise, make a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.!"   

     Appearance

    The better you look, the better your presentation; be comfortable but professional. Students are not comfortable with a formal teacher , always in his black suit. Change your clothes off and on, attract their love and be a good model for them. When asked, most of the students say they want to become a teacher in the future; don"t deteriorate their dreams!

     Use the Opening/have a Closing

    A good opening makes everybody warm. Without warm up section, you will have awful muscle-ache!

   Don"t forget to say "Thank You"  

      "Great!", "Well done!", "Excellent!", "Clap!", "Good!", etc. are magic words. Use them appropriately, as much as possible