Personality Of Teaching

This is an event for Easter in Utah that I am a part of. Take your family to it and join in the festivities. 

 Come Discover Spring on Young Living Lavender Farms

March 17^th, 2008- Young Living farms and BYU partners to throw a Utah community Easter festival. The festival is geared towards families of all ages, with a variety of entertainment, activities and prizes. A group of BYU’s students enrolled in a recreation management class are paired up with Suzette Caplin of Young Living Lavender Farms to plan, facilitate and run this event.

            The students are learning experience based lessons about event planning and event management. The focus of the class is on hands on learning and Young Living is providing those opportunities for the students by funding the event. The event is to be held Saturday March 22^nd from 11 am to 3 pm on the Young Living Lavender farm in Mona, Utah.

            The activities for the event vary from An Easter egg hunt to a rock climbing wall to face painting to a petting zoo. The Easter bunny is even said to make an appearance there. Families from all around are encouraged to come and join in the fun on the farm. Their theme is ‘Come Discover Spring’ and even though Easter comes early into March the students are still holding out for good weather and looking forward to having fun with the community.  

After each lesson or presentation we give we should take time to step back and analyze our performance. Not in a self destruct kind of way but a way that help us realize what went well so we can do it again and what didn’t so we can change it. Taking a few minutes to ask yourself and answer these questions after every presentation or lesson you give will improve your teaching. (more…)