Who is funny motivator and keynote speaker Tim Clue?

Tim Clue – is a nationally recognized funny motivational Keynote speaker for business teams and education hired for live and remote conference throughout the us and the world.

What is Tim Clue and Funny motivation most used for?

Tim clue is used as a keynote speaker for large and small conferences and virtual events for corporations and educational gatherings; he used to create laughter, inspire and create and create an increase sense of collaboration, creativity, and team.

What is a keynote speaker?

A keynote speaker is the speaker hired to kick off major events, providing energy, laughter, enthusiasm, and context for the conference. Keynote are also referred to as Plenary sessions.

The 3 C'S – AN IMPROV BASED PROGRAM

DEVELOPING SEL AND LANGUAGE ARTS THROUGH PUBLIC SPEAKING AND IMPROVISATIONAL PRACTICES FOR EVERY STUDENT

How it works

3C’S AMBITION IS TO OFFER EARLY INTERVENTION IN THE SHAPE OF A ROBUST LANGUAGE ARTS CURRICULUM

This powerful breakout presentation for educators is highly interactive and participative, daring teachers to rethink how we structure the exploration of language and the power of ideas.

Educators will learn first-hand how to use specific exercises to increase confidence and meaningful communication with a series of collaborative take-home strategies. Tim offers foundational tools that can change the habits, culture and communication challenges in all schools, providing teachers access to new ways to build trust, connection and communication in their classrooms. Tim gets it. And so will they.

Learning is better when we bring everyone along.

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why it works

FOSTERing CURIOUS MINDS to EXPAND VOCABULARIES

Confidence, connecting the disconnected, and amplifying students’ most undervalued resource: Creativity.

What improv and speech training have been providing for decades (group collaboration through play, organization and delivery of verbal scripts) is a well-honed, critical thinking superconductor that should be a natural part of every student’s schooling and curriculum, preparing them for communicating in the 21st century.

Researchers now understand that language is more or less the first unofficial script a child explores. The 3C’s intensifies and expands a student’s script by fostering a more dynamic collaboration of self and voice through—and with—others.