Ever thought about your voice as an instrument, does it ever get tired, for example? Do you wonder about your body language, appearing confident, using engagement skills and owning the space in your classroom\/lecture theatre? What about other forms of communication environment?<\/p>\n
Part 1<\/strong><\/span> will show you\u00a0learnable skills, tips and techniques\u00a0that will not only be useful for you but can also be passed on to your students, all of whom will have to stand up and present themselves and deliver their message orally. These skills and attributes are critical to success in a range of different settings e.g. academic presentations, job interviews, work placement meetings, training delivery, conferences, the list goes on……<\/p>\n Part 2<\/strong><\/span> (Wednesday 7th March<\/a>) will look at how to use the materials from Part 1 when\u00a0delivering to your students. This session is an opportunity for you to learn these elements of stagecraft from a professionally trained actor in order to develop these vital skills and attributes in students.<\/p>\n If you are unable to attend Part 1 but still wish to attend Part 2,\u00a0please contact Paddy in the APD Team<\/a>\u00a0for a brief discussion first.<\/p>\n Paddy Turner (LEAD)<\/p>\n Lecturers (any level of experience)<\/p>\n To support your academic professional development, this session is mapped to the UKPSF and the NSS.\u00a0 You may find it useful to record your participation and use it as evidence for your application for recognition (HEA Fellowship or Promotion) or as evidence of \u2018Remaining in Good Standing\u2019 in your annual appraisal.<\/p>\nFacilitator<\/h3>\n
Who is it for?<\/h3>\n
Your development<\/h3>\n