Through this module, I learned how the concepts covered connect directly to real-world application rather than existing in isolation.

Implementing "safety first" and  adhering to OSHA guide lines is important in a lab/shop environment.

I've learned from this manual is that new evaluation instruments are needed and they can be measure by achievement outcomes and effectiveness of learning strategies.

As an instructor knowing the objectives of what you're teaching can be better categorized by using Bloom's Taxonomy and maintain a balance between each domain for a successful learning experience.

Asking a variety of questions to the students will give you a better sense of mastery of the students. 

After asking a student a planned question silence and let the student formulate an answer, also if they don't get the answer correctly guide the student with a follow up question trying to get them to the correct answer.

Using old technology and new technology in various ways can be beneficial to a broader generational base of students.

I've learned that you need to start motivative and strong, but just as important you must end motivative and strong.

It's important to ask for feedback about different instructional styles.

As instructors we have be careful and consider all the steps to take when advising students. Also know when to guide them to someone with higher expertise and knowledge that could advise them in making a wise decision.