Being enthusiastic about your job shows your students how much you value your profession and your achievements.

I have learned from this module that objectives should be based on standards and should be specific, measurable and clear for the students and instructors. 

A successful instructor should always have detailed lesson plans with time management which will be very beneficial for the class and students. Keeping lesson plans in a folder is a great idea as anyone can have access to them in your absence, incase another instructor has to cover for you.

Through this course, I learned that there are a lot of things that we need to keep in mind before preparing a lesson plan for the class. We need to make changes in the lesson plans for each set of class. One lesson plan may not completely fulfil the requirements of the next set of students even though the contents to be covered may be the same. Instructors need to be flexible and have a plan B always ready incase your main plan doesn't work.

I had never heard of the 10-20-30 rule and will implement that into PP. Also, utilizing different media sources to keep the attention of students and not rely on only PP or one type of media. 

I liked the idea of different colored papers for handouts. Also, managing my time in the mornings in order to avoid feeling rushed and appearing more organized. 

I have learned that sensory methods play an integral role in teaching.

Understanding my personality type and the types of students is paramount in teaching. Being prepared helps with the flow of class.

The explanation of how the extra credit points should work in the real world was very informative for me.

The 10/20/30 rule for the PP was new and interesting to me. Will try to incorporate more use of the Flip charts during open discussions or problem solving topics.