students are very perceptive and you need to have good managerial and technical skills in order to come across as believable.

I always enjoyed the science book that had a variety of learning styles in every chapter. I miss this in the present text book.

In each class, there are students who are always hungry for more learning. These students ask a lot of questions and take it upon themselves to continue their learning outside of class requirements. These students tend to ask questions pertaining to topics not yet addressed in class, or about topics pertaining to another course. I would love to answer all the questions, but that would leave little time for covering current topics. What are some effective methods of addressing such questions without diverting from the current topic, and without ‘passing the buck’? I try to direct the student to sources that will help them answer their question for themselves, but I often find myself replying to off topic or advanced questions with “that’s a question for another day/ class.”

Dyslexia is a vey popular one. I am interested in those students who have emotional disturbances such as aggression or depression and how those illness affect learning. There is so much work to do with students who experience emotional disturbances.

Learning difficulties are common in the adult-ed classrooms. It's important that students are identified and set up with the support needed to succeed in their goals.

Adult students enjoy working in groups because they enjoy the opportunity to interact and learn about their commonalities and goals.

After getting to know the class and the class getting to know each other. Would you recommend that the class picks their own group or should I do it? I feel there is Pro's and Con's to both sides.

I find it helpful to relate to a student with a "learning disability" by identifying my own strengths and weaknesses with learning to remind them that the human race is not perfect.

I find moving around the classroom and gestures is effective not only with delivery of instruction but is also helpful with keeping students from side bar conversation, sleeping, playing with cell phones, etc.

Place students in different areas of the room give a topic and let them go from topic to topic then have a major discussion group.

Multiple choice questions require greater thinking on the part of the student as opposed to "true or False" questions. However, true or false questions are easier to compose.

It would be interesting to compare outcomes between online instruction vs having an instructor actually teaching.

I tend to use humor and current topics, to help steer some of my lectures. It helps stimulate their thought process and helps them tie in with what I am trying to tell them.

students love hearing everything about scenarios or situations the happen to the instructor and their field and how he/her deal with the issue without getting and trouble and discuss diferent scenarios and how each student handle the same situation making students to participate and share with the class how each react to the situation and how to be solve and thier own words and ideas

to created this bound bewteen instructor with a new class is the first impression what mark if the students want to follow you the whole cicle and be motivate to listen and take notes and keeping then excite about this new class and the context of the subject, be and instructor I well prepared all the imformation and projects and try to facilitate the nessesary information, new classes make me a little nervous because I like to give my best impression to the students to created a good enviroment of learning

by planning and having a well and clear plan help the students to acomplish what the daily material is to acomplish by adding books and pictures about new technology and new sources about the subject keep students very imform and be current with their careers

What is a good approach to assist with a student's motivation when they are embarrassed of their learning disability? Some students become discouraged when they recognize they are the only one in the class in need of extra attention. Do you recognize their efforts?

Understanding the different types of testing formats and their applications has given me a broader view of how to test my students. I look forward to applying all types of tests in my next course. Thanks for the very useful insight.

I have used music in my class's for years. Having music playing while the students are entering energizes them. Music is common for all cultures and I use it to bring students together.

What is the best way to address a disability if the student is not aware if it?