Timothy Burns

This is really good i also like to think about it as the self discovery type style. When we can actively and tangibly get them learning and engaging they learn so much more than listening to a 8 hour lecture. 

being prepared is valuable you cant over come not knowing the material. 

Again a good portion of what we learn is relationships are important to manage all difficult situations. however this is often built in time out side the class to build these relationships. The biggest thing i see is we must have control but know how to balance the 4 pillars of man hood for each situation. Sometimes we have to be the warrior and bring the hammer down, other times we need to be a mentor and coach and instruct and build up the individual, we have to be friends and show that we care on a professional level as… >>>

its important to understand students and where they are at. knowing this and engaging and interacting with them helps them do be who they are. cant always jump to conclusions as a teacher we must be Able to balance many personalities and learning styles and so on. 

When we set clear standards there is no room for confusion. It is important to not only set clear expectations but to start building connections to the students and students to students. this helps in setting the practicality  of your material when you know the people you are instructing.