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* Take your time (and drink of water). People tend to talk faster when they are excited/nervous, so slow yourself down and breathe. | * Take your time (and drink of water). People tend to talk faster when they are excited/nervous, so slow yourself down and breathe. | ||
* Leave room for questions after "chapters" of your class and at the end. | * Leave room for questions after "chapters" of your class and at the end. | ||
* Be assertive. Do not shy away from | * Be assertive. Do not shy away from letting the class know certain questions will be addressed after the lecture, or referring to additional classes/materials so you can stick to your lesson plan. Make frequent references to the EVE University Wiki as needed and drop links in the [[Discord]] classroom channel text chats. For guest lecturers, a Teaching Officer can assist you in this. | ||
* Do not be afraid to ''not'' know something. Get back to students on questions that you don’t know or see if someone else in the class knows the right answer. | * Do not be afraid to ''not'' know something. Get back to students on questions that you don’t know or see if someone else in the class knows the right answer. | ||
*In the event of a mumble issue during a scheduled class session, the '#class' backup voice channel has both voice and streaming permissions for those with the teacher role. This will allow you to conduct your class entirely from that channel when mumble is down. | *In the event of a mumble issue during a scheduled class session, the '#class' backup voice channel has both voice and streaming permissions for those with the teacher role. This will allow you to conduct your class entirely from that channel when mumble is down. | ||