Build Your Classroom | Program Structure & Seasonal Teaching
Meeting Recap : 12-12-2025 | Session by @Jennifer White Today’s session centered on refining educational programs around perimenopause, Ayurveda, and seasonal wellness. The group explored how to structure monthly themes without losing flexibility, how to support beginners with strong foundational content, and how to elevate video production using scripts, edited call clips, and short, focused teachings. We also looked at program pacing, interactive coaching call formats, and how to keep content aligned with student needs—especially during busy or emotional seasons. The conversation wrapped with reflections on creating sustainable yearly plans, building simple structures for new programs, and honoring the “beginner’s path” by keeping lessons clear, digestible, and practical. Next Steps - Resource Sharing: Share the script-extraction app to support future video creation. - Video Edits: Begin turning existing Ayurveda teachings into small, topic-based clips (agni, doshas, elements, etc.). - Teaching Videos: Plan short 5–8 minute lessons to gradually build a full video library over year two. - Interactive Calls: Test new call formats next week—more discussion, practices, reflection, and engagement. - Report Back: Share how the new call structure lands with your group. - Collaboration: Connect for a follow-up working session on program structure and content flow. - Coach Support: Meeting notes will be shared through the platform to keep everyone aligned. - Program Launch: Keep initial curriculum simple for the new year-long program launching next month—focusing the first 1–2 months on foundational orientation. Key themes included: - Building monthly themes that guide your program while staying adaptable - Editing long-form calls into short, high-value teaching clips - Avoiding the expert blind spot and supporting beginners with basics - Designing seasonal, cyclical programs that evolve through the year - Making coaching calls more interactive, experiential, and embodied - Launching new programs with simple structure first, depth later