ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Have you ever been given advice that sounded sensible, but completely fell apart when you tried to use it under pressure?
In this episode, we’re looking at the difference between advice that sounds good and guidance that genuinely helps when the words will not come.
What makes some teachers better able to understand the struggle? And why does that understanding matter when you are learning to communicate with greater confidence?
Go to www.sholakaye.com/everything for resources, downloads and more information.
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