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As an instructor I need to have technical competence, professional competence, and personal competence so that I can effectively model, manage and motivate students. To be an effective instructor that creates and maintains a positive role I need to be credible, candid, compassionate, committed, and clear. I plan to apply what I learned to help develop my instructional style...which I have no idea what my particular instructional style is. 

 

By watching the videos and listening to the procedures of becoming a better educator/instructor, I have learned new ways of doing a better job in the classroom .

 

great stragaties to impliment

 

The section on professionalism being constant was very interesting to me. I agree entirely but have not seen that written before. 

Preparedness is key.

 

"Model, manage and motivate" 

In a addition, be humble and be profession 

but do show your ability in front of the students in the first class meeting

Continue growing as an instructor by attending post degree certification courses and tranining. 

It is important to know the content you are teaching, but it is just as important to present the content in a format that the students can understand.

 

Go in prepared, not at the last minute. SHow your students you love what you do and teaching on.

I have learned to develop my skills as an instructor. This course has taught me to focus on improving my instruction techniques in the classroom. In addition, this course has supported my professional development plan for continuing education.

To captivate and motivate, one needs to be prepared and willing to connect and to exude excitment about their field. 

 

As an instructor, be humble, knowledgeable, organized, approachable, confident, professional, and willing to motivate.

I learned how important it is to model, manage and motivate your students and to be aware of having a personal professional development plan.

 

The success or failure of students is directly related to the type of modeling an instructor uses.

 

Reply to Teresa Aldi's post:One thing that always bothered me when I was in Nursing school was one of my professors was always late. She never held herself accountable but expected us to. Eventually she was let go. 

I truly believe I lead by example!

 

 As a leader remember to be a good role model . The 5 "C's"- be Credible, Candid, Compassionate, Committed and Clear.

Also  remember the 3 compitencies - Tehcnical, Professional and Personal!

Be a good Model remember, remember  the 5 Cs; Credibe,Candid, Camapssionate, Committed and Clear. also my compentencies in technical,professional, Personal

Be professional, be a good leader and manager well, and set great examples for the students to follow.

How I am able to take this model and apply the knowledge to seek advice from my peer. 

 

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