Apprenticeships for skill training development rely on integration of conceptual problem-solving skills. Interdisciplinary Instruction involves troubleshooting, critical thinking, and problem solving needed for business.

Learning Trades with New and Newer Technologies can be used in Online environments that might not be available on-site. Contextual learning activities lead to transferable skills and lifelong learning.

Learning Skills for Trades requires reasoning through curiosity and reflection using logic mathematical and analytical thinking. Instructing students with the required content introduces the required skills, application of observable demonstration of learning through labs and testing give students real learning outcomes. With interaction of evaluation grading of learning allows the students to become IDEAL problem solvers.

I-dentify the source of the problem.

D-fine its context.

E-plore solutions and strategies.

A-ct on the best solution

L-ook back and evaluate the process.

I have had several teachers in my past classes that utilized MMC techniques in their lesson plans. I found it to be informational, and I like the others students' creative answers to the material questions. 

On time grading/feedback is integral to the online course space.

I have to admit that I have never utilized guest speakers and i think this would be a great addition to my courses as there are so many possibilities.

I learned something new regarding the first time this was offered in the 1700s. I love technology and where we have come to with online learning. It really facilitates different learners depending on how well the course is built to be engaging.  No one likes to take boring courses. 

Self-assessment allows students to better understand their learning styles by reflecting on their personalities, preferences, and learning habits.

I think the VARK and True Colors assessments will help students figure out what their best learning style is.

I really appreciate things like graphics and animations in presentations. A plain presentation is harder to stay engaged with.