Seeking Feedback on My Soft Skills Presentation for School Teachers – Your Thoughts?

Hi, I have made a PowerPoint presentation on soft skills for school teachers to be used in my training sessions. Kindly provide me with feedback. 

Thanks.

Feedback on Presentation for Teachers

Good presentation but extremely amateurish in my opinion. To give it a more professional touch, I suggest including some inputs on Emotional Intelligence and EQ for teachers, along with some material on "Strokes" and "Life Positions" as applicable to teachers.

If you wish for further granularity, please let me know your profile and location for feasibility. I trust you will not take umbrage at my comments and will take them in the right spirit.

Regards,
UG
An HR professional for over three decades.

Your PPT has come out well! Thanks for sharing and being open to feedback. As Secuturebureau said, EI and rewards/strokes would help teachers greatly. Often, it is not just the information that teachers require; they need to transfer their knowledge into skills for practical application, along with a better understanding of students' behavior. Your assistance in showing them how to demonstrate their intellectual knowledge is crucial, in addition to helping them find the best way to reach their students through role model behavior.

Best wishes

Good effort, simple and straightforward. It could be very useful for teachers in practical terms.

I may add that if you're to deliver it, consider picking up some of your customers' feedback for continuous improvement purposes for your next sessions. I've been in training for over 35 years, and I train for the Cambridge TOT certificate.

Good luck.

I liked the way you have provided feedback. It has come out well. You can emphasize handling the emotions of children more, especially in the context of the teacher-child relationship rather than authority.

Regards, Sowmya

Thank you all for the honest feedback. It is much appreciated. The PowerPoint presentation was in the context of a 90-minute training session. So, yes, it was a little bewildering as to what to include and what not to. However, your points will assist me in moving forward with future programs.