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I have learned why syllabi should be specific with all steps involved to achieve the competencies necessary to obtain student career goals.

I have learned that I need to set strict rules regarding cell phone use in the classroom. In addition to that I have learned that as a "Boomer", I should not pretend to know all of the new terminologies that go with the newer technologies, however, I should strive to learn about them in order to foster better student relationships. I am not a "Native" but an "Immigrant" when it comes to technology.

I have learned the why of how my students behave toward learning as I have a multi-generational class

I have learned that instead of relying on standardized tests or quizzes to evaluate student learning, using holistic assessment methods allows the educator to capture a more complete picture of a student's growth and capabilities. Incorporating hands-on projects, skills demonstrations, and discussions that challenge each other promotes deeper engagement. I believe this approach will support all learners in mastering the content. 

I learned that when evaluating a student's performance, it requires a clear distinction between language and literacy. When educators conflate the two, they risk identifying a student's cognitive abilities and academic potential. Also, I appreciated the fact that students who are orally fluent often mask their literacy gaps.  Some may struggle with a written exam, and the instructor may wrongly attribute it to a lack of effort or a learning disability, rather than a lack of academic language proficiency.  This was a great read.

Each individual student will have their own way of learning, it's important as teachers to be able to adapt as best we can to meet their needs.

Language is important to how different cultures communicate. Make sure your students have the access they need to communicate and express themselves to succeed in your course

make sure to identify that if the patient is of a certain race does not mean that they identify in that culture. Make sure to let them guide where they're at and what is important to them

Making sure to keep an open mind and allowing open communication with students to allow concepts of diversity and culture to be included in their education.

This was very informative regarding the younger generations as I am a Boomer!

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