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This training reinforced that effective teaching goes far beyond delivering content. I learned that student success is increased when instruction is student-centered, competency-based, engaging, and aligned with clear learning outcomes. I gained a deeper understanding of curriculum planning, instructional alignment, formative and summative assessment, classroom management, inquiry-based learning, workplace simulation, and the importance of meeting the needs of all learners through accommodations and modifications.

One of the most valuable lessons I learned is that students learn best when they are actively engaged. As a Health Science educator, I plan to incorporate more inquiry-based activities, hands-on labs, simulations, case studies, and… >>>

Comment on Alex Ladzinski's post: You have to bond intelectully with what ever level your students are.

there is a lot to learn not only from this course but from your students!

Makes you think

Students need critical thinking.

I Learned that adults learn best when lessons are practical and connected to their experiences. I will use hands on activities and real world examples to keep my student engaged and help them apply what they learn

It is good to have the students completed guided notes during lecture. This will allow them to participate in their learning instead of just sitting and being fed the information and not remembering.

Comment on Timothy Larson's post: 

Reviewing the material with the students will help them with the knowledge needed. Making the content applicable will allow the students to learn better.

I learned that each learner is unique. Whatever works for one does not necessarily work for everyone.

there are a number of methods to implement when teaching adult education 

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