Teaching Course - Module 2F - North Cave, Yorkshire
About this course:
This course shows new and experienced teachers how to support their students and develop the necessary foundation skills for good ringing and then move forward to ringing changes.
You will learn through a mixture of practical and classroom sessions
- Foundation skills
- Call Changes
- Kaleidoscope ringing
- Standing behind
- Plain Hunting
The practical exercises approach learning in small structured steps and are delivered in a way that is entertaining for the new ringer whilst the theory sessions cover foundation skills, teaching theory, running practices, team building and how to motivate and retain your ringers.
Module 2F practical sessions have a greater focus on the foundation skills – how to teach call changes, an exploration of kaleidoscope ringing, and different ways to introduce covering and Plain Hunt.
Theory sessions include the development of coaching skills.
Event Details
| Event Start | Sat 02-Nov-2019 09:30 |
| Event End | Sat 02-Nov-2019 17:00 |
| Registration Closes(Cut-off) | Fri 25-Oct-2019 12:00 |
| Capacity | 12 |
| Registered | 7 |
| Available places | 5 |
| Event Fee | £20 per attendee |
| Event Prerequisites | The ability to ring plain hunt doubles on any bell, raise and lower in peal and demonstrate confident bell control whilst ringing. |
| Location | All Saints North Cave, East Riding of Yorkshire |
Team
Neil Donovan
Tutor
Neil is retired and living in Beverley, where he rings on the magnificent 12 at St Mary’s Church.
Learnt to ring at Rotherham in late 1959. His tutor was Norman Chaddock, one of the founder members of the CCCBR Education Committee. Another influence on his early ringing was Wilfrid F Moreton, also a member of the CCCBR Education Committee at that time and founder of the Hereford Ringing Course.
Neil is a a Vice-President of the Yorkshire Association and former President. Amongst other offices in the Association, he has been involved with ringing education in Yorkshire for over 30 years. Organising and tutoring on many day courses and a residential course which ran for 27 years.
Neil has been a group leader and tutor at the Hereford Course since the mid-eighties. He much prefers to be with the beginner groups, where he finds it a great pleasure to helping students to take their first steps in plain hunting and beyond.