The biggest take away for me is that you may not be the smartest person in the class! So keep that in mind as you lecture/interact with your students.
"Learing in the most important thing going on in a classroom, not teaching"
The emphasis is on the student and not the teacher. Remember who you are here for.
Self reflection of what is effective as an instructor as well as leading students to reach their maximum potential.
I'm realizing that there are many ways to be successful, and how important it is to stay on top of current practice, how quickly things are changing in healthcare. The content really helps to keep things in perspective and provides reminders of how to lead by example.
The five C's are an integral part of teaching
The instructor should be very knowledgeable in the subject area and be an example to his/ her students. He must always strive for improvement so the students will get the most up-to-date information at all times
I really enjoyed learning about the 5 C's. I would have to say this was the biggest takeaway for me.
As a leader in the classroom, the "5-C's" were my biggest take away from this module. It is important to follow each (Credible, Candid, Compassionate, Committed and Clear) in order to set the best example for our students.
Teachers are the models of professionalism. We need to lead by example. There is always room for growth and development in both your course and yourself. Learning is the most important part of education.
As a leader, lead your student on the right direction, be a good listener, and communicator.
Know what you love. Love what you know. Share it. Get training for all additional things you want to learn so that your students will learn, too.
It is important to have an individual development plan and know your resources.
Lead by example and do not act like you are the smartest.
Lead by example and collaborate with veteran instructors
Model, manage and motivate!
Two important take aways:
1) The 5 "C's"- be Credible, Candid, Compassionate, Committed and Clear!
2) The 3 compitencies - Tehcnical, Professional and Personal!
Lead by example, Be prepared and maintain a professional environment.
A soft skill is effective human resources management.
You can be a friend to your students, but not a pal. Be supportive and motivative. But dont fall into the baby sitter trap. Remember that you are a professional, but that you may not always be the smartest or know best. Seek advice from your peers.
Use your past experiences to provide the best resources and teaching methods for you students.
