Jenny ONeal

Sometimes games are helpful to certain types of learners.  Sometimes they're not.

Reach out to each student and let them know you are accessible and available for questions.  Your goal as the instructor is to encourage them and help them along the way - while building their confidence.

I've learned that two teachers can be given the same material to teach, but they will inevitably both have two different teaching styles.  As long as the materials are presented to the students in a logical, chronological and user friendly format - there shouldn't be any issues as long as the students are understanding the information. 

Engage everyone of all age groups and make sure they are all comfortable with the platform.

I think it's important to keep the students interested and engaged, especially in on-line classes.

It's important to engage all learners and use interactive simulations and social media to switch up the different ways of participation.

I think engaging all different types of learners is beneficial for online classes.  It keeps the students interested and looking forward to what the next assignment entails.

I've learned that it's important for students to be able to interact with their instructor and their peers.  We need to reach each type of learner in the area they best learn.

I have learned that rewards are good, but not if overly used.

A good variety of intrinsic & extrinsic motivators in a class is a perfect mesh.