Taking control of the class is very important, it lets the students know what is and is not tolerated

it is very good to go over class expectations, the first day of class. So new students will know what is expected of them in the course

There are a variety of techniques to handle disciplinary issues. The individual student needs to be taken into account, and an assessment must be made as to how to most effectively correct the behavior issues.

One part of the class I do not agree with is any form of physical contact. Under no circumstance should an instructor be making physical contact with a student unless required by course material. tapping on shoulders while a student sleeps could easily be misinterpreted and should be avoided.

There are a variety of management techniques for running a successful classroom. 

I'd like to think i'm a blend of all of them depending on the situation in the class, the subject matter at hand and the goal for the moment.

It is imperative for an instructor to be organized. As a new instructor, Focus on highlighting your experience in your field rather than mentioning about your lack of experience in teaching.  

When that student disrupts the learning of others and presents a barrier to the success of the class.

Make sure to encourage all students to participate in class. 

I learned to set a deadline for assignments 

This module discusses and gives examples of common instructor mistakes. Starting with how the instructor presents himself/herself - don't make a habit of discussing personal problems in the classroom, don't deflate the class morale by announcing that you never give As in your class, don't try to be buddies with the students, and don't emphasize your lack of experience in teaching. It is important to learn the names of your students, take control and the classroom, be prepared for class, and be consistent, respectful, and honest. Some solutions to making common mistakes include realizing and accepting mistakes will be made,… >>>

This passage explains how negative comments from instructors can discourage students and create an unhealthy classroom environment. Saying things like “No one gets an A in my class” lowers student motivation and creates fear before learning even begins. It also shows how bringing personal problems into the classroom distracts students from learning and weakens the instructor’s professionalism. Instructors should instead create a positive, supportive environment with realistic expectations, clear guidance, and encouragement so students can focus on building skills and succeeding in their careers.