Jody Mayfield

I have learned that artificial intelligence will benefit humanity on a massive scale. We will move faster and will learn faster. Just like the automobile made cities smaller, artificial intelligence will make all of us smarter. A lot of the Monday and things that we have to do from day to day slows down will be done by artificial intelligence

Knowing your subject and being able to motivate students is vital. Students want to know that they can succeed. Also, students want to know that the information they're learning can be used in the real world. I'd like to do simulations of the real world, so the information I'm teaching is just not information for information saved. It is the actual information that can be applied. The bottom line is this. Do you want to take the information and be able to solve the problem?

"I've learned that being enthusiastic about the subject you're teaching is crucial to keeping students engaged. If you're bored, they will be bored too. It's also okay to inject some fun into the classroom, as long as it's controlled. A little healthy competition among students can be beneficial, but it's important to keep it from getting out of hand. Too much competition can give students the wrong impression of the class. Additionally, setting high expectations is necessary, but it shouldn't be the only focus. We must also prepare students for the real world and let them know that it's up… >>>

This was a great course, and I learned that motivation is the key to learning. Showing people who they are and who they can't be using Maslow's hierarchy of needs is extremely vital. Maslow loves the hierarchy of needs stated hierarchy of needs plainly. If the students are constantly worried about day-to-day problems, it makes it difficult for them to learn. As an instructor, I need to try to help them walk through these things so they can learn. Focusing on the bigger picture is what it truly is about. I tell my students that the person that I'm really… >>>