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Cheating - how do you know when you are sure?

I have on an occasion noticed behavior that I would almost think of as cheating (kind of like the roving eyes, or lingering glances). Should I confront students immediatley, or is it better to wait until the exam is over and compare their answers?

Uprepared Students

My biggest challenge is that many of my students come to class unprepared - forgetting assignments, books, and in some cases even pens. What other ways are there to motivate or encourage them to make more of an effort in coming to class ready to learn?

Effective Syllabus

Part of my concern is just how rigid should a syllabus be? I understand that things don't always go as smoothly as planned, but don't students set their expectations in class by the syllabus?

Managing Student Behavior

This was averry informative module.One important thing wasn't discussed the student who cant go over time meaning when comes time for break or going home, they pack their books and stand up ready to go.How would handle the situation.

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A Chef Instructor has an image to maintane. Organized, Organized. Organized...

Cheaters

I have no patiants for cheaters.

one on one

A little time each day should be spent with each student. Let them know that you are on thier side.

Clear Expectations

I try to tell my students what I wish to accomplish and why. I highlight the course goals in such a way that the students will be able to see the results of the course.

Maintaining student interest

To manage a class effectively an instructor needs to have a wide variety of learning activities and real life expierences to offer to keep the interest and focus of students.

Some Ice-Breaker Ideas for General Education

Hello, What kind of practioner insights can you offer with regard to effective Ice-Breakers in English and Psychology classes, if any? How well have they worked for you? What did student feedback convey?

First day of class

I make it a point to tell my students at the first class (and later if needed) that "I never make a mistrake!".

How to manage your thoughts

When do you let your mind rest?

Sleeping in Class

How do you manage a sleeping student? I have tried different approaches to this question and they all seem to back fire on me. I have tried making a student stand up, tap them on the shoulder, make a loud noise, ask them a question directly and the student either doesn't care or goes running to my boss about how I embarressed them in front of their peers. Any suggestions?

Ice Breakers

Hello Patricia, I teach at a career college how do I icebreaker ideas for medical office assistant program?

Student interaction

Students need to interact with the other students and the Instructor. This gives more learning opportunities.

Helping students

Students need a lot of added help in the classroom. Not all of them learn the same way. Focus on the different learning capabilities, and acheive to reach each student.

Students accountability

Students need to be account for their actions, along with the Instructors.

Ice Breakers

Ice breakers are a good way to start the first day of a class. The students get to now the others students. This makes for a good educational environment.

Components of Student Management

The section entitled "Three Components of Student Management" starts by naming the student component or human factor then does not identify what the author considers the other two components are. What are considered to be the three components here?

stress free

being able to get out the stress and talk to someone can help save a life