Martin Flores

Working with others allows for a diverse point of view. 

How you ask your question will determine how much effort a student will put into answering it. It is important to not sound like a "know it all" when asking the question. 

It is important to know what kind of questions will bring out the best in the students.

It is important to change up how you teach to touch on different learning styles.

Share your objectives and expectations early on in the course and make sure your speech contains empathy. 

Very fun concept. 

The skipped classroom technique would seem to work only when participation levels are already high. 

This is a new concept to me, I look forward to using it. 

How you ask, and the type of question you ask can really open the student's mind. 

Open ended questions let the student expand on a topic.