Developing as an Instructor | Origin: ED101
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the importance of being a good role model. i will use this information to simply be a better teacher than i was the day previous and continue to grow.
As a nurse educator and manager, I will utilize the principles learned in this module to further enhance my instructional approach and the onboarding process of new faculty. I appreciated the information within the professional development lesson and will be more intentional in identifying developmental areas for not only myself but also faculty.
This will be my first role as an electrical educator. In my time leading up to this training, I have given much more thought to the curriculum and technical considerations than I have to the soft skills necessary to teach effectively. ED101 has prompted me to take time to contemplate how I will be a model to students and how best to be fair, impartial and professional.
Never forget that when" A" helps" B", "A" gets better....
Stand on your word and stay consistent with how you deal with your students. No favoritism, everyone is to be treated accordingly.
This module has reinforced my understanding of what professionalism truly is and means. As instructor's, we must be the example of what our profession is and what it looks like.
Proffesionalism is the key.
Leading by example and being professional. As a professional you must always be the example to students. Being able to motivate students and being able to convey the information to students in an effective positive manner.
I learned about being professional and a motivator. Also learned that as an instructor you can always learn more.
From this module, I learned that becoming an effective instructor requires technical, professional, and personal competence. Having knowledge and experience in the subject is important, but an instructor must also know how to organize the content, communicate clearly, and support different student needs.
The importance of professionalism and teacher as a role model.
The importance of teacher as a role model
Breaking down the three roles of instructing puts what I do in class into perspective.
What I've learned from this module is that, as an instructor, I must maintain an appropriate relationship with my students and to continue motivating and encouraging them when teaching.
I am so far Learning that Students will Look you in the eyes and Lie Just to say something. The patients you need and the need get their individual personal characteristics. then I can Focus on when they are starting to let my Instruction sink in. I really like when they get the aha moment, of discovery that know get it and retained it. I like now I have other students come to me and ask for an opinion, on the earlier discussions, or for advice.
I am not the smartest person in the room.... This I needed to hear. Always be prepared before the start of class, which I am pretty good at. But I needed to see those Harvard videos.
What I have learned from this course is that there is more to being an instructor than your experience in the field. I also learned that you have to have soft skills as well as professional skills. Lastly I learned that regardless of all the experience you may have in the field, it doesn't mean anything if you don't have the ability to teach it to students.
This course reminds me that part of teaching is not only modeling and training others, but an important part of that is to continue improving on myself as well.
Modeling professional and showing integrity to my students, building rapport and trust with them.
