Teaching to Win the Heart

Linford Horst November 13, 2024

Few things are more rewarding than teaching when you know you have the heart of your students. This first session will include some introductory stories and give an overview of the concepts that will be discussed in the next three sessions.

Linford Horst presented “Teaching to Win the Heart” as the first session of a four-part series for new teachers at Teachers Week 2023.

  1. Teaching to Win the Heart
  2. Creativity Wins a Listener
  3. Compassion Wins a Learner
  4. Character Wins a Follower

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