motivate and not humiliate your students

Interacting with the students and just eing upfront, keeping their attention is a good thing.  Treat each student as individual and letthem know you see their progress as you go along

Knowing your subject matter and having the confidence to teach it, put you at ease as well as your students to learn, have fun and open the door to communication.

Each student is individual and must not be grouped all together

It is important to have the students build a connection between what they are learning and how it will apply to their future career. Building a career portfolio is important because students are able to see what they have accomplished. I also liked the idea of digital badges and will be looking into this further for myself and my students.

What I learned from this module is that student's need to get clear goals and expectations at the beginning of the course, and find ways to bring their life experiences into the classroom so that they are able to tie in the course expectations and their educational goals. This clarity should foster a learning environment where there is open communication between the student and the instructor.

get to know your students. the more you know about each students background or life experiences the easier it will be to motivate them and for them to retain the knowledge being taught. 

I think building rapport with students is a key to a successful class. Being passionate about teaching, I find that being courteous, respecting the student's opinions are important to help the student feel empowered and invested in their educational journey.

Student's how recognize that their education is in investment in their futures will feel motivated and driven to apply what they learn. As an instructor, I can help them view this by using real world examples and exercises where they can apply the topics learned in class.

Motivation is imperative in creating an engaged classroom