Brian Healey

For the first class, even more so than subsequent sessions, having been well prepared pays dividends throughout the remainder of the course.

YOU can never be too prepared. How can you expect your students to perform if you cannot adhere to basic preparation to the level expected of them

You cannot facilitate student development and learning without having a good plan for self-development. Keep relevant or fade into antiquated obscurity.

formal and informal methods of assessment bring a broad spectrum of benefits to students and instructors alike. Being able to incorporate both into lesson plans can only magnify the effectiveness of the course

If you have clear concise objectives and rationale, the standards and procedures will be more readily written as you have created a framework for developing

Your lesson pans will help in current and future planning, as well as providing a quick reference back to previous lessons so you're not searching for them in various computer folders

Know your audience. Pre-test is a great tool, either formally or informally taken

Different types of assessments will be required depending on the phase of the instruction and the purpose of the assessment

General education and soft skills are just as important to success in active learning and career development as continuing education and instructional seminars

There a different types of questions which require different timing in regards to when within a session they might be best appropriate