It will always be much easier to teach people who want to learn, but it's my job as an instructor to make it easier to learn, being in the field I'm partially used to teaching a big range of ages and backgrounds so its going to be amazing to apply this to my day to day life for instructing and field work

I've learned that knowledge on the subject you are teaching is just the silver lining not the main part of the job you have to be able to engage, teach, continue education and be able to determine how to teach each individual student the way they will understand. 

Engagement!!!!! Have them tell you it back, have them explain it, have them do it. Be entertaining enough to make them engage, do your best to always make sure to ask the same questions in different ways to show them how there's going to be 10 ways to do something you will find the way you're the best at such activity or assignment .

Be confident as possible when speaking and any time when learning a new subject to ask random questions all the way through the day so whether or not they know the subject they are hearing it through the day in class

I learned that seeing how multiple different people learn can show you how to teach better and the diversity in understanding how to do things whether its more hands on or more schooling and studying. Its very important to find ways to relate and get along and get to know them so you can understand how to approach and what's going to work for said person. The most important thing to me that I've learned through this is to make sure absolutely no one is in fear intimidated or feel less than you truly never know what's going on in… >>>