Vanessa Van Edwards teaches how reading facial microexpressions helps teachers spot confusion or resistance instantly. When you catch these subtle cues, you can adjust your explanation on the fly, so students actually understand what you're saying.
I have been teaching microexpressions for over a decade, and I've noticed that our students come to us with all kinds of stories about how microexpressions have changed their life, have changed their communication. So a really common use case that we see from our students is teaching, coaching, and consulting. If you're a teacher or a coach or consultant and you're trying to help people, you're trying to empower them, if you read facial expressions, you can immediately spot the confusion, the hangups where someone understands or doesn't understand something. And so if you're ever trying to present your ideas or empower people or help people, microexpressions can help you transmit your ideas and make sure that they they're adopted a lot better.
