Gibberish Teaching

Description

In this exercise, players will practice teaching using gibberish. The focus is on clear instruction rather than actual words.

Teaching A

Two players decide on a 'Where' and a 'Who', while both agree on the same 'What': to teach a skill using gibberish. Examples of skills could include:

How to take pictures
How to play guitar

Teaching B

Form two or three large teams that simulate a classroom environment. Each team selects a 'Where', 'Who', and 'What'. Floor plans can be helpful to visualize the setting. Students perform the scene in gibberish.

Setup Requirements

A space to act out scenes, optional floor plans for teaching environments.

Point of Concentration

to instruct others using gibberish

Side Coaching

Encourage players to use expressive gestures.
Emphasize clarity in physical actions over words.

Points of Observation

Watch for how effectively players communicate instructions.
Note the use of body language and expressions.

Evaluation

What worked well in communication?
How did the audience respond?

Examples

Examples of scenarios include:

Children's first-grade class
Medical students in a dissection class