Nurse Anesthesia Conference for Educators: Teaching, Movement and Voice - Making it Memorable
Friday, Aug. 8, 2025
9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cost: $199
Location: MTSA Campus, 315 Hospital Drive, Madison, TN 37115
8 CEs
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This hands-on workshop takes place on the Friday before the AANA Congress, just down the street, making it easy to access and travel to. It combines evidence-based adult learning strategies with expert techniques from professional presenters, educators, performers, and instructional designers. Through live demonstrations, structured reflection, and repeated practice, participants will explore how to utilize body language, vocal variation, and intentional movement to enhance the memorability of any lesson.
The workshop combines insights from cognitive science, theater, public speaking, and educational research to enhance confidence and competence in both live and virtual teaching environments. It will feature a professional acting coach to work with participants one-on-one on their presentation skills.
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Workshop Objectives
• Explain the role of movement, vocal modulation, and body language in learner engagement and retention.
• Demonstrate effective use of voice tone, pacing, and physical space in a teaching scenario.
• Apply principles of adult learning to adapt delivery style to different audience needs.
• Integrate story-based and metaphor-driven teaching to enhance understanding.
• Apply peer and facilitator feedback to refine presentation delivery.
Key Highlights:
This engaging workshop offers tailored sessions for both new and experienced educators in the field of nurse anesthesia. Through evidence-based strategies, interactive discussions, and hands-on learning, attendees will explore presentation techniques for nurse anesthesia educators. Designed to foster collaboration and professional growth, the workshop empowers participants to enhance their teaching practices and support academic excellence.
Who Should Attend? Everyone!
• Novice and experienced educators.
• Mentors supporting new educators.
• Nurse anesthesia professionals interested in academic and clinical teaching.
