We all make mistakes own up to it and move on!
I have learned that we need to lead by example, our students watch everything we do in the classroom. Being prepared is a must, and being able to have patience is also a must. I know that communication is key to the classroom, giving clear, descriptive expectations and how to achieve them is so important.
Be ready before class and excited about the material. Greet students at the door and use proper and mutally respectful language in my conversations with them.
A nurse educator must be a change agent who can lead and transform student's lives and have the ability to mentor and inspire others.
The five C's of instructors are all important. These to attributes in combination with enthusiasm and passion will serve you well as an educator.
Lead by example and alway maintain professionalism.
All of these responses are great advice. I can echo that the 5 C's and the model, manage, motivate headings resonated with me. We have to model the behaviors, language, and professionalism we wish to see in our students. Once they know that we care about them and are passionate about them learning the subject we teach, then we can really provide quality education.
Make a plan for my own development. Review the areas I need to work on and seek education to gain the knowledge needed.
My personal takeaway is to practice being more engaging and display the passion I have for my particular field.
Do not try to impress your classroom by being the smartest in room. Show you are passionate.
Professors should lead by example through professionalism and open communication. We must model, manage and motivate our students as they encounter our classes to keep them engaged and active in their learning process.
Lead by example and practice what you preach.
What a great reminder of why I am an educator!! So excited to be a part of this and I learned so much. There certainly was a lot of head nodding. :) I am truly smiling. Great content, great active learning, and most of all great kernels of knowledge.
Love what you teach, if not, teach something you love.
I believe your students will look to you as a product of where they are going and hope to be one day. It is important to be that roll model for your students and be professional.
As an instructor being a model of what a medical assistant should look like really stuck with me.
Effective leaders lead by example. Showing up for my students and leading them, serving as an example and role model.
Passion and excitement help create engaged students.
Leading by example and maintain growth and development for ongoing Continue education credits
Professional development is essential to strengthening your practice as an educator.
Always have an understanding and open mind.
