The art of good teaching

[HomerJSimpson]

Further to the recent thread on here about what makes a good lesson, I've just had a blog published which covers what I consider the key components.

I hope you enjoy it, and thanks to everyone who contributed to a lively debate which gave me a wide scope of ideas and thoughts to utilise

 

[RGuk]

Homer, où est le blog?

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Dave

Its at http://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/tours-and-news/opinion/forum/278951/the-art-of-good-coaching.html

Alternatively on the home page click on tours and news and then golf opinion and on forum blog. There is also a great blog from Boabski

 

[RGuk]

Great....read it.

Just one question.....what's Jezz up to?

Nice work.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Its all part of the next GM experiment

 

[John_Findlay]

Nice blog, Homer, and one I agree with 100%, too.

 

[Boabski]

thanks for your comment Homer and also the plug for my blog

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Boabski

No problem. I really liked it

 

[thomas1981]

Good read and i agree fully.

Especially the point about 'trust', if you don't fully trust your pro you'll never commit 100% to the techniques he's showing you.

 

[RGuk]

Its all part of the next GM experiment

Being....what's better out of wet bunkers....a "handmade by goblins" priceless wedge thrown into the test mix (think Jezz'z putter!) or a rake wedge??

Answers not on a postcard.....

Winner gets my car....the blue one....

 

[Herbie]

Very interesting read and much of it correct in my view, but the overall point of a good lesson is positive benefit afterwards, clearly endorsed by the pupil who ,after a lesson went out and won a comp and lost a stroke.Now that for me makes a good lesson and a good teacher.