How to choose the topic for your course - The CreativeMindClass Blog

There is so much to contribute to the celebration. Find out what it is you have that makes you distinct and unique, nurture your talents and apply it by choosing online as your course topic. That's what it's all about. Bring that out, and let it then be seen by others.

 Find your true voice

This is the most crucial piece of advice - find your true vocal voice.your true self. You have a voice which defines who you are. The job of you is to discover it and reconnect to it.

It's simple. Sitting still, listening to your body can help you find that voice. It's there. You're connected to it. It is in the stillness which answers. It is there that messages and impulses make themselves known.

 Four tips for choosing a one that is authentic to your personality

Find out what gets you feel the most enthusiastic about your work.  
  It is self-discovery that has you feel the most enthusiastic in your current job? Perhaps you've just discovered that you feel strongly connected to the world around you? Incorporate that into your subject of study. Your positivity can make other students feel good also.

What did you master lately?  
  Be focused on your latest aha moments or your newly acquired abilities, and the discoveries you've made. Don't worry now about basic theories, details, and fundamentals if you're not excited about them now, even if you're not alone in their class.

Ask yourself what you can bring to the table that's unique to you.  
  You should be able to let go of the things you believe people want from you. There are so many influences who tell you to take this action, and you must follow through with that. What you need to do is to listen to your natural voice, connect to your natural energy source. You must find it. You can find it by observing your own stillness.

Reconnect with your basic motivation, why would you like to instruct initially.  
  Is it the connection with other people that drives you most? Is it helping to give back to your artistic community? Let that feeling guide you in choosing your class topic. Building a vibrant and connected community around the online classes you offer will help improve the lives of others.

Bonus tip: Don't teach topics below your level of proficiency.  
  Learning skills you're not excited about is dull. If you're a novice teacher it's fantastic to teach basic concepts, but if you are an experienced teacher , you shouldn't select the easy areas to teach, even if they "sell well". Choose something stimulating and intellectually demanding in the present moment. You can add the basics later, but don't make it your primary goal.

If you're trying to be somebody else, you won't be satisfied with the results you get. You're not who you are. But when you find your voice, you feel a reassurance to it. You fall into it as it feels like the home that you've always dreamed of.

 Selecting a subject for your class is the 80% of teaching success

Beginning isn't easy. It is easy to delay. The fridge is a place to go to open it, take the look and then come to the fridge without food (or a snack) and looking through IG 10 times before starting the next task. That's normal.

It helps to divide tasks into smaller chunks starting with something that is easy. Choosing a topic helps to begin and finish with a concrete and satisfying objective. After this, all other pieces will come together much easier.

 Practical: Begin to re-energize your course topic

  Brainstorm. It's fun!

Begin with a basic method of brainstorming that you are familiar with extremely well. Write down all your ideas quickly without judgment. You will get a nice listing of topics for your class and your top choice among them.

  Create a high-level course structure

Create something tangible and real and complete quickly! Create a high-level outline of the section arrangement for your class. The class will be introduced, right? Perfect, you can put down the Introduction! Are your students going to require certain resources? You can put down the Materials Overview and so on, but you get the idea.

 Make it concrete

You are able to put these sections as the lesson sections here. Your teaching space is not published yet and you are able to experiment with it. You only have the structure of your lesson now but you're able to alter your lesson plan in the future!

You can upload your work or type some text or use the videos that you've got on your smartphone - get inventive and have fun. The possibilities are endless - just to witness your classes start turning out wonderfully and beginning to become a real-life experience.

Here's a look at the format of lessons that you can put together in 5 minute. Add a sample class followed by a couple of sections and lessons. That's it!

Add the lessons structure into your teaching space.