Cueing is the art of verbally guiding students through your yoga asana classes.
It includes all the words, phrases, metaphors and expressions you use to teach.
Now, imagine teaching yoga in a foreign language…
Knowing the correct terminology for body parts, verbs, and language for directions and movement can be quite a challenge.
Then understanding which words are inclusive and non-offensive requires study and real-life experience.
And when you finally know the right vocabulary, forming sentences that are quickly understood by your students and easy to remember for you is the next step.
As you can tell, cueing isn't something you learn in one day and mistakes are easily made.
In this training, I'd like to help you become aware of 5 cueing mistakes that are commonly made by multilingual yoga teachers. This awareness will help you:
• analyse what language aspects you can improve
• optimise your verbal communication to strengthen your student-teacher relationships
• guide your students with compassion
Join us for the Teach with Confidence Mini-Course | 10-12 March
https://engaunite.com/teach-with-confidence-mini-course/
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