You'll do well. By newoldteacher

I had a former life as a child-protective social worker. Many times, I went to court. Always dreaded it, but learned that there are two things to do to prepare/perform well.

1) Take any notes, calendar dates, etc. with you to the stand.

2) ONLY answer the question asked, and ask for clarification if needed.

As teachers (or women!), many of us tend to "explain" ourselves into situations that, in court, are not necessary. Hope this helps. Just tell the truth and nothing but the truth! ; )

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