Do you ever feel upset when your teacher corrects you?😔
Do you ever feel upset when your teacher corrects you?😔
Or, if you are an instructor, do you sometimes feel you may have been too harsh (or too soft) after coming home from a full day of teaching?😣
We've all been there—mid-routine, feeling the flow, and then comes the correction. It can be a bit of a downer, right? But here's the thing: corrections are super important, and here's why❗️⬇️
📣It's not just about looking good (though that's a nice bonus!). Proper technique helps you avoid bad habits and injuries. Think of it as a long-term investment in your skills and safety.
Every correction is a step towards improvement. It's a sign that your instructor sees your potential and wants you to reach it. It is actually a GOOD thing!😌🤝
Instructors aim to keep you motivated and entertained while giving essential feedback. It’s a fine line to walk ⚖️ and it’s not always easy. Every instructor has their own style; it helps cater to different learning needs and keeps things interesting.
It’s easy to feel like corrections are personal criticisms. They’re not. Your instructors just want the best for you.❤️🫂
Students, do corrections motivate or frustrate you? How do you handle it? Tell us your story!🫵
Instructors, do you ever worry about being too harsh? How do you find the right balance between being supportive and giving feedback?🤔
Share your thoughts and experiences below!👇💬
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