To effectively support the class, it is important to start with strong motivation and build individual connections with students. Moving forward I will continue to adapt my teachings to adapt to student's needs. 

Be mindful of the reward system you create for your students. Sometimes over rewarding can have a negative effect on the class.

The teacher has a very large part of brining the correct energy to class and trying to get the rest of the class to join in on the energy level and get excited for the new things they will be learning.

Enthusiasm and convictions are keys to engagement with students.  If you are passionate and enthusiastic students remember you and your class as it make learning more enjoyable. If you do not know know the specific content real well, learn more about it be fore class. Anticipate questions they may ask so you have the answers prepared

a variety of learning activities keeps the class fun and engaging (surprise). The same thing class meeting may diminish attendance.  Getting all students to participate or answer questions can create a desire for more learning and engagement

I learned about different ages, backgrounds and paying attention to the learning environment for the student to be successful. 

It is the instructor's responsibility to know the content that are going to teach inside and out. Then they can focus on their next task of getting to know the students.

Keeping students engaged and interested in the topics are one of the challenges you will face, but you can use surprise stories to rope back their attention.

The class will react heavily to how the instructor presents themselves or the information. And remember to keep the human aspect involved to show the class that you are human as well.

No matter how many times you have taught the same class there is always the potential to learn something new. Also always keep a close eye on the students and see if any could benefit from extra help.