<p>Prep Prep Prep!!!! The better prepared you are the better you will do. It is always better to over-prepare than under. However, you need to learn the balance of preparing. When you try to teach over-prepared one tends to run out of time and rush through demos and different portions of the lecture. If you under prepare you look as if you are trying to find your way through the fog. A mixture of the both may be the right place to be. Trust your gut but put together a good effort. Put the theories and demos that worked well right up front to get a good start at it. Expand off of those and even better ideas will come along. Time managment will also fit better as you find out what works and what doesn't. Theres always so much to learn from great acts and the ones that you kind of bomb.&#160;&#160;</p>