I have learned that active learning is vital skill for us to encourage in students. 

In this part of the module, I was fascinated with 2 of the topics - flipped classroom & the different ways of providing students with a sense of control.  With regards to flipped classroom - this means more work for the instructor to prepare the content & email to students ahead of time.  However, the great benefit is that there can be time for students to read & think about the content; which in turn will foster further synthesis, analysis & group discussion during classroom session.  With regards to providing students a sense of control - this will promote their… >>>

Learning the 4 classroom management style is so important.  I think the hardest is to being the guide for most students.   I would shift towards the controller only for uncontrollable situations.  

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Questions enable students to clarify their understanding of the content. 

I will tailor my teaching methods to cover all learning styles - auditory, written, visual & kinesthetic, so that I can complement each student's varied learning style.