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Do You Share Examples with Your Students?

I have learned over the years that students are most appreciative when instructors share examples with them.  Students get an "I can-do-attitude" when they see an example.  Students can see exactly what is required of them and great clarity is added.  Students are more motivated/excited to get started on an assignment when they feel they have a FULL understanding of the requirements.  Some students need to see it, to get it!!  Let's give our students visual!!

I agree. Real life experiences always seem to make learning easier for students I think

I learned early in my teaching career that, "Facts fade, stories stick." This is so true, as long as the instruction is not all about the instructor.  I bring it back to the students by asking about their experiences.

Yes, real-life experiences (if germane) are a great way to enhance student-learning.

I whole heartedly agree!  I LOVE sharing my real life experiences in entertainment and costuming.  Even though my students are more fashion oriented, they appreciate the diversity of the topics I bring to the classroom.  In some cases, it event sparks their interest in broadening career choices.   Coco Mayer

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