Here's The Drill - How to give a class, Army style

[@starbird14]

Step 1: Train yourself on the material, be able to demonstrate, not just read instructions. 2. Try different types of electronic presentation tools, i.e. prezi. 3. Use slides as cues, limit the volume of information on slides. 4. Engage your class with sight, sound, and practical exercises. 5. Use the "B" key, this turns the screen black. Example, ask a question after showing the slide, then turn slide back on. 6. When asking questions, allow for silence to happen as long as needed until someone answers, let them think about it, force engagement. 7. Rehearse: Do a dry run where you will be instructing, get your material in order.

[@abneraponte9778]

Gracias por el contenido, estoy a punto de dar unas clases por primera en el inicial entry Training course y la verdad estoy muy nervioso. Se todo el contenido y gracias a los tips podré mejorar.

[@karinmoten6436]

Nicely done, Battle! You made valid key points on training yourself first, engaging the class, power of the B key- (that one is new to me) and death by PowerPoint. I appreciate the knowledge.

[@ivancastillo9731]

hooah!n part two sarnt!!!

[@Thefoxbat-98]

All eyes on me like tupac! Nice

[@katyrebel18]

Thank you Sarnt

[@lramirez12320]

Thank you SFC 😭🙏🙏

[@futurezx8078]

thanks sarnt you helped this pfc out alot

[@jamesonharris4944]

Can you make a video about how to become an AIT instructor? It’s something I’m greatly interested in, but I’m not sure the steps I should take before then in order to get there.

[@miguelquinones8892]

That’s a good Question

[@HeresTheDrill]

Yeah for sure! The broadening assignment episode will be a good ine

[@wgladis1991]

Part 2:)

[@michaelperales9391]

Teaching my first class ever tomorrow on dismounted movement from SL1 071-COM-1006. Going to use the advice from this vid, will post an update on how it goes Using the advice from this video