Being who I am as a person, and being an excellent role model, manger and motivator is going to be a fun challenge. I will need to figure out my strengths and weaknesses in order to be successful as an instructor that engages and motivates students and creates a professional learning environment for them. I'm going to need feedback to reflect on what I know and how I can improve on for every aspect of my classroom duties in order to be as effective and efficient as possible. I'm going to have to be humble with weaknesses and learn to correct them through professional development to be comfortable. The journey begins. I look forward to the success of my students as I develop into an excellent AMT instructor.
we must conduct ourselves in a professional manner and keep up with developments in our subject field.
Demonstration of ethical behavior, respect, and competence in all aspects of your role, both inside and outside the classroom
In this module I've learned that as an instructor you are a role model as an industry standard for whatever you are teaching to the students, they will take after you in all the habits and traits that they see you do, model for them well.
This module reminded me that teaching goes beyond presenting content. Instructors also serve as role models, managers, and motivators. I plan to apply this by setting clear expectations, creating a supportive classroom, and helping students connect what they’re learning to real situations. I also want to keep reflecting on what works so I can continue improving as an instructor.
Something that I have learned from this topic is the three major roles that instructors have. Being a model, meaning to be as professional as you would want the students to be, being a manager, which describes the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment, and being a motivator, which has to do with motivating students in order ensure that they know that they are doing good and on the right path.
You always want to model the behaviors for you students to follow. Always act in a professional manner which includes attire, communication, and hygiene.
I have learned everything that contributes to becoming an effective instructor.
I intend to take professional development to improve my teaching methods and understand the individual needs of learners.
I learned the importance being prepared for class, professional organized, at the same time being supportive, and encouraging, to students. Also continue to learn more to develop my teaching strategies to enhance student success.
The instructor should be identified as a Model, Manager and Motivator. They should always be seeking professional development and in the habit of being life long learners.
I have been reminded that as an instructor, we play a pivotal role in the encouragement and motivation process.
as an educator, i myself need to keep learning and changing course content to keep up with industry standards, and also to model professionalism, and how to do so.
In order to be an effective educator, I need to keep learning and keep my mind and eyes open to the needs of my students.
I've learned about the 3 roles I must embody with my students -- Model, Manager and Motivator. It is also important to have professionalism with the students; for example, coming in on time, speaking with good manners and presenting good hygiene.
Being able to show professionalism and integrity to your students sets the tone for how the class will go. Be prepared and ready for the day.
What I learned from this course is that it is all about professionalism, knowing and sharing your experience with the class. Being organized, being on time, having enthusiasm with what you are teaching. Conducting a professional classroom by being professional in your demeaner. Having and demanding authority and giving encouragement to your students.
The importance of developing trust from students and keeping a proffessional relationship at school.
As a new instructor coming out of the field, there are many factors that have to be managed. For example, the language used in a shop is a bit more unprofessional than what is expected of the students and instructors. I let them know that, yes, when you get out into the feild things may be much different. I have also needed to change the way I communicate and converse with others. Most of the other professionalism standards that the school has in place reflects the field in many ways. We are preparing the students for the field and striving to set them up for success. Keeping your conduct and interactions professional is one of the most important factors in the education process.
As an instructor we must lead by example in professionalism. To have the role of a mentor is one that has serious weight, as we have the ability to influence peoples' entire lives.
