I learned that having a positive outlook on the future of the students and myself as an instructor is the way to go. Helping others identify where they are meant to be in the healthcare field feels fulfilling.
I have learned/reinforced for myself through this course that being a professional role model for my students while also showing enthusiasm to my topic and job is crucial for keeping their attention and respect.
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I have learned that confidence is key when presenting yourself to the class. To do so requires using the 5 C's.
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I have learned from this module so far.
-The way you dress is very important
-Proper language is a must, the way you would speak to a client or a customer.
-Always conduct yourself in a professional manner.
-Always be on time and ready to go.
-Always lead with confidence
-Show that you love your career.
-Motivate your students when you can
-Always develop yourself, never stop learning or growing in your field.
I have learned that it is very important to be professional in my dress and speech. I an set the example for the students for my profession. Also to address them in a respectful manner at all times.
I learned to dress for what I'm teaching while making sure that i set the most professional standards. then there's always room for improvement learning don't stop when you begin teaching you got to constantly grow and critique yourself also learn how to take criticism so you can always be improving yourself
I have learned that everything I do from here on out will be a reflection on me as an instructor. Down to using my phone sets the tone on what should be modeled and I will be mindful of this.
Present my self as a professional in my dress,speach conduct. Always early to start my day. Being prepared to start the day off right.
Projecting professionalism in punctuality, dress, speech, and demeanor as well as enthusiasm for the subject matter is important not only for providing a model for the profession, but for engaging the students and motivating attention and participation.
I have learned to come prepared, on time, ready to greet and fully engage the class is a recipe for success (in professional attire and with enthusiasm!).
Emphasis on the importance of improving teaching styles and materials and that no matter how long you have been teaching, there are always ways to refine the ways you can enhance student learning.
I have learned that presenting as the model of what I want I want reflected by my students will yield the best results. Students look for a guide and a professional to model themselves after, by providing consistency, promptness and professionalism I can help students become the best version of themselves and represent the educational institution.
what I have learned that you must own your class from the first day. With professionalism and leadership.
welcome the class with positive energy letting the student know that the instructor is ready to engage the class with enthusiasm knowledge and professionalism. Great day to work
I have learned that you need to model professionalism in the way you dress, speak, and prepare yourself for class. Being prepared and unrushed is essential. I learned you will loose your students if you try and prove to them that you are the smartest in the room.
Teaching isn’t a monologue from someone who ‘knows it all.’ It’s a shared symphony: it demands preparation, professionalism, empathy—and above all, collaboration. As facilitators, we are living examples of who we want our students to become.
This lesson was a well-needed reminder that teaching is a collaborative effort, not just one experienced individual talking AT a class. A learning environment has to be created, and that can be done by applying said teaching strategies and practicing professionalism.
Instruction of our students begins with preparation, professionalism, and empathy. I myself had been an adult learner, so I can relate to this population of students. I look forward to the journey of encouraging our young and adult students as we learn together.
I learned that as an instructor you are the first and everyday example of what a professional should look and be like and should be
I learned how important it is to not only keep a positive attitude toward my students and the subject matter, but also how important it is to model the behaviors that I want my students to reflect within their chosen fields.
Having a positive outlook and treating them the same way I would treat any other professional in my field. I'm also going to look into my professional development plan and tweak it a little after this training module.
