Angelica Gateau

I've learned that in order to create an engaging course and for students to see that they are being recognized, I must participate in online communications. 

I understand that there are competing situations that may come in the way of student learning. So the goal is just to give counsel and opportunities for students to be understood. 

I learned that with online courses, you must clear and concise. I need to also make sure that I stay on topic. 

I learned to work on making my presence for the online courses known with more consistency in communication. I plan to do this by simply scheduling times to send out announcements that the students will see to know that I am here to support them. 

I've learned that I need to be aware of how to manage the software in which the students will be using for their e-learning. 

A few things that I learned from this section is that I can try my best to use different techniques in delivering information to the students. It can be via traditional lecture, hands-on activities, group demonstrations and more to facilitate learning. 

One lesson I am taking away is just ensuring that I am on time for my class. Also, taking the time to get to know everyone's name while also engaging each other to help the peers in getting to know each other. 

It is truly important to be organized and timely. This will help in facilitating better class time. 

I have simply learned to model behavior that students will want to emulate. I've also understood that I need to also work on being a motivator and be myself to be the most successful in what I need to do as an instructor.