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.
The 5 C's be Credible, Candid, Compassionate, Committed and Clear are great. Exploring professional growth and development in your own career to help you constantly improve on your own teaching abilities. Reflecting on the instructors that impacted your learning and trying to find ways to engage students based on previous experiences.
Your students, like your children, will mimick you because you are their example. So it is important to model the behavior you want to see.
Professionalism is important. Teaching is more important. Learning is the main goal.
Always remain professional and lead by example.
As an instructor you wear many hats such as judge, cheerleader, model etc.
As leaders we have to understand that the model we display to our students is a reflection of what is expected from them. Building a rapport with the students is a key to their success and knowing the boundaries of friends and not pals.
Developing as an instructor involves continuous learning, reflection, and refinement of teaching practices.
Lead by example! As an instructor you are there as a guidance into their career pathway not there to hang out.
When you walk in to a learning environment try to remember that you will be judged immediately. The way you dress, the way you carry yourself, sends messages of your standards and expectations. Lead by example.
Be yourself, show your passion for your career choice, use common sense.
