He must, however, think about the best way to convey his message before he actually starts to teach. If I had a child who wanted to learn a grip, he wouldn't have the attention span that an adult would. It would be quite boring for him to go through the fundamentals of how to grip a golf club. What I would do is try to make it as fun as possible and use different kinds of teaching aids that would be interesting. Webber relies on some specific items as teaching aids, including a 'form' that forces your fingers to clasp the golf club with the correct grip.
Teaching aids establish the proper motion and proper set up and grip just by holding the club.
So, I videotape each one of them for five minutes, and then we show it back to them afterwards. Webber rarely shows video taped instructions, because children don't understand what the teacher is saying on the tape as it relates to them. If you talk to them on the same level as an adult, you'll lose them. It's very important that you keep their interest level up.