Re: Teaching a SNG \"class.\" How do these topics look?
That was a great reply, thanks.
The topics are listed in the order I planned to cover them, but I think this is perfect:
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listing these points on a piece of paper for the class and not adhering to a schedule and checking next to the topics when covered (knowing you can always go back to it, but at least have initially gone over it).
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There's no danger of having any jerks messing things up. The people in the class will all be friends of mine (and I tend to avoid the jerks). I know their personalities and have at least some idea of their preferred learning style, so I don't think there will be any issues here.
One point I wasn't clear on: When you mention atmosphere, do you mean the general style of the table? (i.e. adjusting to a loose aggressive 10+1 game where everyone is raising/calling all-in with marginal holdings) I assume that's what you meant, but if you had something else in mind , please correct me.
Zac
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