My key takeaways were how to model desired behavior while incorporating my own personal style.
A few takeaways that stuck with me are to not act as if you are the smartest in the room and to be credible, candid, compassionate, committed, and clear. I also appreciate that the students are there to learn, and not for me to just teach.
From this course, I learned things that will be helpful to my development as a teacher. I learned never to overestimate my abilities, have a clear plan for professional development, and to depend on fellow instructors if needed.
to be consistent in professionalism, to be prepared and to show an interest in the students and the material you wish to share with them.
Lead by example,be credible. staying motivated helps your student stay motivated . We as teachers can still learn as well as teach.
Teaching and learning are always evolving. It is imperative to stay current with content being taught to your students. I love the 5 "C's" and think these concepts keep us grounded.
Although your role in the classroom can vary without out a doubt you will either be a Model, Leader, Motivator or all three roles. Lead your students with the example you seek from them in the class and create an atmosphere where everyone is excited to dive deeper into the subject and simply learn.
I love the advice to be authentic. How can students trust that the material we are teaching is sound if they feel we aren't being our true selves in the classroom? The idea of constantly reflecting and revising our methods as we gain more experience also seems especially important. I think the best learning environment is one in which EVERYONE--including the instructor--is constantly growing and evolving, and the lesson in this module seems to be that leading by example, both intellectually and professionally, is vital.
I'm so happy to see that i already practice many of the recomendations already given in this training, be on time, be prepare, be professional and let the students you care about their learning
Model and do not presume you are the smartest.
leading by example! Model, manage, motivate! 5 C's
The importance of maintaining professional relationships and therapeutic boundaries with students throughout the term of their educational experience.
Comment on Gary Wilkerson's post: That's exactly what stands out in my mind. Be professional but not pontificating.
Lead by example, collaborate with other instructors and be positive.
Since we are models for students on their future professionalism we must exhibit professional behavior ourselves, and for me this will start with being competent in the act of teaching, and honing that craft as I go along.
to develop more exciting ways to get your point understood in the instructional part of the lesson
I learned that as an instructor, you should not assume that you are the smartest person in the class.
Lead by example, give encouragement, enthusiasm, security, and understanding. Teachers are role models with professionalism as part of the goal. A leader can be a great example for students. Without strong leaders, there will be no strong students. We are here to support and motivate.
Providing an example of what is professionalism/what is expected in the chosen field.
The importance of professionalism as a leader and manager of the classroom.
