Terrie Howsden

The strategies mentioned will help students with PSTD and TBI. Building rapport with students help understand them and how to help them in class succeed

Teaching students with PSTD and all the ways we can help them to get support through the school.

Knowing how to teach people with TBI and how it affects the person and the way they learn.

I learned more about PSTD then I knew and how to recognize it. Having these skills helps with how to handle students' with PSTD 

Making a mistake is human but how we overcome it is the resolution! Take notes after each class with what didn't work and why to prevent mistake happening again. Tell them when mistakes happen to show everyone that it happens but can be fixed! 

Managing student behavior is an important part of teaching and can hinder both teacher and student learning if not dealt with properly. I enjoyed the variety of ways to deal with students who may be a problem.

I learned that inattentive students can make teaching difficult in many ways, yet can be helpful in some ways. Learning different strategies to help students that are not fully understanding the content.  

I've learned creating syllabus in great detail helps elimination of fears and concerns about the course at hand. I really like that you can put in content of skills learned, assignments, test ect. for students to have it in front of them from the start.

I've learned that delivery or course content is very important to students' success! Be creative and have several ways to explain or demonstrate.

I learned that I should get to know my students in different ways to ensure that they know I know them and they are comfortable in classroom. Make sure that they have an idea of what they will learn and which tools they will need to understand and the complete skill.