Kevin Eastman

Have empathy, you don't know what their home lives are like.

I've always believed that hands on learners benefit more than direct instruction

There are many different ways to learn. Teachers should explore a variety of instructional methods.

Always have the end goal in mind. Understand that the lesson may need to be taught in different ways to engage those who may not "get it" the first time around.

Both formative and summative are essential for student success

When planning, remember to plan towards your students future working environment and expectations their employer will have.

Safety is the most important thing, and should be #1 priority.

Be positive. They are individuals with different backgrounds and goals.

Befriend mentors in your field and with non CTE teachers.

Be a mentor. Learn the acronyms. Set classroom rules and adhere to them. Set examples