Oliver Lopez

Taking note on how a class or exercise went is a common mistake. With the pressure of preparing for the next class or day, it is often forgotten to note the good stuff. Taking note of what went well is part of preperation, and can support the instructor on repeating past successes, which is what we are striving for. 

Angry students are not the large population but it does occur. When dealing with an angry student it is important to listen, take notes, and keep firm to the decision that is made. I plan to use this when evaluating students during the practical portion of examinations in my course. Students will often dispute their grade, especally when it is a failing grade. I plan to allow the student to fully vent their point of view and listen for key points in their argument. Once the opportunity presents itself, I will convey my position, remain firm, and provide tips on… >>>