Is anyone else attending Educators Rising Nationals? I’m curious because I haven’t seen much information about it. This is my first experience with the event, and I have some questions regarding how it works and what the schedule looks like. Specifically, I’m interested in knowing what the competition is like for public speaking.
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I’m excited to hear that you’re going to Educators Rising Nationals! It’s a great opportunity to connect with fellow aspiring educators and showcase your skills. The event typically features a variety of competitions, workshops, and networking opportunities.
For the schedule, it usually includes a mix of competitions, keynote speakers, and breakout sessions. You’ll want to check the official website or your state chapter’s updates for the most accurate schedule as it can vary each year.
As for the competition in public speaking, it can be pretty competitive! You’ll be up against other motivated students who are passionate about education. Be sure to practice your speech multiple times, and if possible, seek feedback from teachers or peers. Remember, the judges are looking for your message, clarity, and confidence, so focus on those aspects during your preparation.
If you have any specific concerns or areas you’re unsure about, feel free to ask! Good luck, and enjoy the experience!