Patricia Scales

Patricia Scales

About me

I've been a career educator for over 20 years. I currently serve as the Academic Coordinator for Brookstone College of Business and continue to be active in the classroom as a Business Instructor. My motto is "A student doesn't care how much you know, until they know how much you care." I was honored to receive the Career College Association National Teacher of the Year award in 2001. I just love teaching!

Activity

Hi Karen, Wow, super! This type of activity can generate a lot of discussiona and really get students to think. One may see it as important to them, where another may see it as being least important. Patricia
Hi William, You are the perfect role model for your students. You should be a true inspiration to help them succeed. Patricia
Hi Eddie, I like using this approach, tell the students what we are going to do and the benefit either personally/professionally, show the students how to do it, and then let the students do it. Students tend to get it when I present the concept in this fashion. Patricia
Hi Jane, Students are VERY INTERESTED in knowing how they are going to benefit from the course. I can see how the dicussion can really kick off from getting buy in from students. Patricia
Hi Ryan, What can you do/say to make the students see the benefit/purpose of the course. Patricia
Hi Tracy, I like how you make things extremely manageable for your students. Students need to know that they do not have to overwhelm themselves by trying to do everything the night before; the small goals will help them reach their overall goal. Patrica
Hi Liza, You made me smile! I am sure your positive attitude and outlook are very contagious! I agree with you 100%! Keep being enthusiastic! Patricia
Hi Shawna, Students need to and want to know how can they benefit from the course either or both personally/professionally. Patricia
Hi Kevin, You do a fine job of making sure clarity is provided to your students. Your students can not play the card, "Well I did not know." Patricia
Hi Heather, You are on point! Never call an angry student out! Calling an angry student out generates even more anger, and now you have more of a BEAR to deal with. Calmness and listening are key to dealing with an angry student. Patricia

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