Use different methods (e.g. slides, demonstrations, lectures). Rehearse if you going to do a demo.

Let students know your background. Get to know them. Use pre-tests to inform the students regarding the course requirements.

Get an early start, be prepared, use checklists.

Lead by example in my demeanor, dress, and communication.

I have learned to effectively use different types of questioning to utilize when instructing.  If one doesn't work, try a different type of questioning and see how the students respond.

In reviewing this course thus far.  We all have different learning styles.  I think it's important to try to teach/reach all learning styles if possible when instructing.  As some students could find a new way of learning.  I am more of a visual / kinesthetic learner.

A reference manual is created to answer learners' questions about a topic they already have some experience with. It assumes that the learner will be able to format the correct question and will know what to call it so she can look up the term.

Simulation is the best way to learn, simply because the closer the experience is to the real world, the easier it is to transfer the learning.

Light and color are two important factors in creating a positive learning environment. 

The goal for an accelerated learning environment is to walk the fine line between learner-directed learning and total chaos.