In this episode of “Ask the Tech Coach,” Jeff and Nick discuss how Tech Coaches can impress not just one teacher but an faculty by choosing and pulling off the perfect faculty meeting presentation.
In this episode, we discuss:

• Reflections and reactions to Episode 24 “How to Provide Direction”
• Question: What happens if you are trying to lead but find yourself actually banging your head against the wall?

Reflections from the ISTE and NJEA Conference
3 Things that Make a Memorable Presentation

Well Organized … Well Prepared … Well Thought out

Have a Great Plan A but always have a plan B
Always check your dongles
Never rely on Technology
Be prepared to lecture if needed
Know your audience

Audience Participation

Keep them awake … keep them busy
Don’t bore them with words on your slides
Your cat videos aren’t winners in 2019 … try something new
Know when to be innovative and when to leave innovation behind

Provides something that can be put into use the very next day

Templates are a great give away
Provide lesson plans that they can take home and mold to their needs
Share real-world examples during your presentation to get them thinking
End not with a Q&A but with a roundtable discussion

• On the Next Episode

November 19: How to find your teaching/coaching style

How to feel comfortable teaching adults vs children
How to navigate through the sea of Administration and Association
How not to get disturbed when things get awkward

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When planning your conference and school presentations, always rely on yourself to get the job done. Don’t rely on others.

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