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Guided notes, study tools, scaffolding are great learning tools

everyone has different ways of learning, it is beneficial to your students have offer different ways of teaching

Concrete memory takes all 5 senses. I will use creative ways to help students learn and store information taught. 

Comment on Timothy Larson's post: Yes, I agree with your comment. Simple questions generate simple responses. I loved this analogy: "This is much like applying the brakes in a car that is already at a standstill."

Comment on Mia Williams Burnett's post: Yes, I agree with your comment. If a professor over-teaches on a topic it's best to have the student actively engage in (topic focused discussion) because again, over teaching can result the student to filter out what they think is unnecessary information and thus filter out important information.

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.

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