A follow-up post to 'Speaking in front of colleagues: the art of talking slowly' Earlier this year, I set myself a personal-professional target of pushing my perceived limits around public speaking. I first openly discussed this on LinkedIn (I have now migrated the post to this site for your reading pleasure) and feared the response … Continue reading Going Twelve Rounds with Public Speaking
Speaking in front of colleagues: the art of talking slowly
As a Scouser living in Yorkshire I have had a long and laborious relationship with public speaking. Within the first year of teaching in the grassy hills of Huddersfield I learnt that I was going to get nowhere unless I slowed my accent down a touch - yet two years later I still felt the … Continue reading Speaking in front of colleagues: the art of talking slowly
A Long Time Coming…
I have been wanting to create a blog for quite some time now but never really mustered the courage to do it. So why now? I suppose the timing has something to do with fighting the 'imposter syndrome' that I have been battling with for a while. Not to mention the fact that I just … Continue reading A Long Time Coming…
A Scouser's Guide to Education 