Today in EDU 255 Professor Yang had us
watch a YouTube video of Queen. This was a concert from 1985 I believe that was
one of the concerts for Aids in Africa. It took place in a HUGE stadium full of
fan for many different genres that were playing that day. When Queen was
playing on stage the crowd was wild and totally into the song he was singing.
It didn't seem like there was one person who wasn't getting into the song, singing
or clapping their hands, even the people a quarter mile away from the stage.
Queen had a crazy performance and no one would have expected them to have a
cloud like they did. After watching this video I was thinking "how In the
world does this relate to us Professor Yang?!?". Then Yang went on to tell
us that putting on a performance is basically what teaching is. If all of us
could get the students involved and engaged like the crowd was at that concert
that is teaching like a Rockstar. Also not only teaching like a Rockstar is his
goal but having their mentality. Rockstars practice and rehearse over and over
many times before their concerts so it may make sense that we are practicing
and going over what we are teaching. This was a great little lesson that I took
from class today. It makes so much sense! If you have a lesson when the
students don't want it to end and are really engaged in what your teaching, you
have taught like a Rockstar cause who wants to leave an awesome concert of
their favorite band?!
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