Guy Roberts

There are obviously a wide variety of delivery styles.  Choose the one that suits you and your subject matter best.  It must also capture the attention and interest of the student.

Properly  setting the stage for the course you are teaching by applying these suggestions will spell success for you and your students.

Thorough preparation and professional competency at all levels is the optimum solution to achieving one's goals and objectives in teaching the course.  This module reinforces what should be for a teacher the intuitive obvious.

It is important to keep focused on the goals and objectives of your course, primarily focused on the student.  In my experience mentoring students in their chosen career field is equally as important as the other three 'Ms".

Through applying the lessons learned in this module one can appreciate and embrace the synergistic effect of one's teaching skills, the learning skills of the students and the enthusiasm for the subject matter.  Interfacing with one's peers, and relishing one's role as both a leader, a subject matter expert, mentor and counsel is exciting and critical to the true learning process.

Previous comments are all important and relevant and I concur.  While all are important, I believe technical competence and enthusiasm for your topic/field can be a major motivator.