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teaching:steps_to_become_a_moderator [2019/10/10 22:10] – [Your responsabilities] georgiteaching:steps_to_become_a_moderator [2019/10/25 20:14] (current) – [Process for new moderators] luchorobi
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   * It is exhausting and it requires lots of energy   * It is exhausting and it requires lots of energy
   * The planing of the session and asking for feedback afterwards takes 1-2 hours of your time outside the workshop. [[improv_games:start|Here are some tipps for putting a list of games together.]]   * The planing of the session and asking for feedback afterwards takes 1-2 hours of your time outside the workshop. [[improv_games:start|Here are some tipps for putting a list of games together.]]
-  * [[rice_cookie_improv:ground_rules_roles_tasks_responsabilities|You are responsible for many secondary tasks]]+  * You are responsible for many secondary tasks.
  
 ===== Expected skills ===== ===== Expected skills =====
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 With these steps Rice Cookie will support your development as a moderator and you will learn how much time and effort and time its involves from the beginning. With these steps Rice Cookie will support your development as a moderator and you will learn how much time and effort and time its involves from the beginning.
  
-  - You have to prepare a 2 or 3 hours written plan +  - You, as a candidate, have to come one month at least one day every week 
-    * With this you grasp how much effort is to moderate. Otherwise you will be surprised, that you need additional 1-2 hours per week to moderate a 3-hours session. If you can't invest this time, you will better wait until you have it +  - You have to learn to moderate a warm-up games, exercises and performance games (3-4 games each session for some months)
-  - You, as a candidate, have to come one month at least one Saturday or Tuesday every week +
-  - You have to learn to moderate a warm-up games, exercises and performance games (3-4 games each session for one month)+
         * In case you they never did moderation of theater/educational workshop, you must attend these workshops where Atanas and Lucho could give them small parts of workshop in order to train moderation skills and after several workshops, to give them a chance to moderate a whole session         * In case you they never did moderation of theater/educational workshop, you must attend these workshops where Atanas and Lucho could give them small parts of workshop in order to train moderation skills and after several workshops, to give them a chance to moderate a whole session
 +  - You have to prepare a 2 or 3 hours written plan
 +    * With this you grasp how much effort is to moderate. Otherwise you will be surprised, that you need additional 1-2 hours per week to moderate a 3-hours session. If you can't invest this time, you will better wait until you have it 
   - An experienced moderater will when you are ready for moderating the whole workshop. Skills and abilities are evaluated, not formal instruction like improv courses. **The moderator has the right to say no and you, as the candidate, don't have to hurry up for moderating a whole session**   - An experienced moderater will when you are ready for moderating the whole workshop. Skills and abilities are evaluated, not formal instruction like improv courses. **The moderator has the right to say no and you, as the candidate, don't have to hurry up for moderating a whole session**
  
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 ===== Your responsabilities ===== ===== Your responsabilities =====
  
-FIXME+[[rice_cookie_improv:moderator_tasks_responsabilities_useful_information|Responsabilites of the moderator role]]