For clinical instructors, it is all about tactile sense. We always teach our students to not only use your sight, but also your sense of touch. Also how to interpret what your feeling and how to make a good decision.

When meeting new students, I always like to look them in the eye and see who looks back at me. For me, it kinda tells me who's ready and who's not. I love it when I see everyone up and ready.

Sometimes it can be hard to movitate a student who just doesn't care, but I always do my best to try anything that might spark an interest in why they enrolled in the first place. I had a student that just felt like quitting. I had a talk with the student and found out why. Once i made some minor adjustments, my student started getting better grades. Felt great!

I believe that really empowering your students help build their confidence in what they are trying to get out of school. Listing the new skills that they can provide to any employer is what motivates them the do better.

I really enjoying listening to all the different stories each of my students have experienced and then I try to relate what they told me to what we are learning for that day. I also try to relate information to everyday activities so they understand easier

How to do you deal with two students with a big age difference that are not getting along. Tried having them work together and didn't work.