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Too often, poor instruction stems from a failure to meet students where they are. Effective teaching requires instructors to step down from a place of authority and truly connect with their learners. Humility truly goes a long way to fostering an environment where learning becomes a shared experience.

Know your own strengths and weaknesses and develop a profession plan to improve upon them.

what I have learned , always be humbled respect and professional, passing down your experiences in learning and teaching as you teach.

Always be professional. 

It's important to be excited about the subject - it might be mundane for an instructor to complete the lecture/lesson once again, but it's the first time the students will see it.

Technical, Professional, and Personal.  But don't get too involved.  Lead by example and always be professional.

The fine line of instructing as an authoritative figure but also a cheerleader for your students, while also not becoming a pal or babysitter.

Be the rolw model

Always enable students to be successful by providing support and educating them with the knowledge they need to succeed not only in the classroom setting but in the field. 

As a model educator, one must demonstrate enthusiasm for the subject, be professional and embody a commitment to lifelong learning. Lastly, to inspire students to adapt similar attitudes.

Maintaining professionalism is imperative. Be prepared. Model for students in dress, starting on time, and language. Handle distractions and disruption in class immediately and in a professional manner.

"Convince students you love the subject and them"

Always be the example that you want to see. 

Professionalism is key. We all want to be liked as instructors and directors, but the level of professionalism shown will gain respect as well as the students feeling proud knowing they are in good hands is by far the most important thing for me. 

Lead by example.

This course has taught me to always be motivating to my students. Motivation is always needed being that this  is an important factor that helps people,especially students achieve their goals and overcome obstacles that they may face. Other important topics were to lead by example, leading by example directly influences a students engagement and learning outcomes. Lastly, always show and model professionalism, this creates a positive first impression, enhances your reputation and opens up career opportunities. 

Motivate your students, lead by example, and manage well.

Being the Model would be one of my successful teaching techniques. Since our actions will demonstrate excellence and high standards, our students will be able to thrive in their chosen filed. 

I will manage, motivate, and model as an instructor. Part of personal competency has to do with my personality and how I can use it to maximize learning while giving instruction. Also, this is part of my instructional style. The most important thing in the classroom is learning, not teaching. It's OK to admit mistakes. I need to create a professional development plan.

I learned that students will be more engaged with learning, if i am excited about the material (which thankfully I am) and to always conduct myself like a professional, so i can lead by example, instead of preaching one thing, but living by another.

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